Dingleberries presented by Interrobang Theatre Project at Online Stream

Chicago Theatre Review - Somewhat Recommended

"...Shaped and guided by the company's Managing and Artistic Director, Georgette Verdin, this viral play is kind of entertaining, especially for anyone who's ever been involved with writing or producing theatre. However, several actors play more than one role, and it becomes confusing. In addition, most of the 55-minute running time, is a frustrating evening of difficult to understand cacophony. The performance features a lot of yelling, arguing, bantering and fighting, with no one ever listening to each other. This can probably be seen as a comment on how the artistic process is far more difficult than anyone would imagine. However, what we're left with is an often frustrating audience experience, particularly when seen on the small, computer screen. Perhaps if this play is ever presented live the reaction will be more positive."

TotalTheater - Somewhat Recommended

"...Despite the copious sizzle the cast strives to impose on their text, rolling their eyes and swooping in to kiss the camera, when a story of already cartoonish proportions starts out loud and shrill and contentious, there is nowhere it can go but down a road we have traveled many, many, many times before."