STUPID KIDS ... the critics are talking!

“The late John C. Russell's stylized study of sexually awakening suburban teens was already, like, so last year the day after it opened in 1998, but director Michael Matthews, four breathtaking actors and a fabulous design scheme turn its L.A. premiere into a dazzling company triumph.” - L.A. Times

“Matthews’ continuing ability to present almost every play he’s tackled on the tiny Celebration stage with consummate skill, arranging innovative visual tableaus without leaving the sense that his often quirky and potentially pretentious staging could easily overpower the production, is fast proving him to be one of the freshest and most promising directorial talents in Los Angeles.” - Entertainment Today

“GO! The four-person ensemble is spot-on from first moment to last - each crafting a distinct and beguiling persona. Indeed, scanning the predominantly aging audience, I saw many, like myself, recalling their own vulnerable juvenescence, with its roller-coasting blend of exuberant narcissism, raging hormones and emotional volatility. The piped-in rock & roll sounds canny, but Marvin Tunney's choreography furnishes yet another plus, with one solo gambol by Thompson being a special treat.” - LA Weekly