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". . . Mr. Sensitivity is not for the faint-of-heart when it comes to blue language, but it sure is laugh-out-loud funny for those who enjoy an occasional trip to Crass Mountain. Byron Nilsson's Penthouse Letters-meets-Noises Off script is definitely not for all tastes, but if you're in the mood for some graphic dialogue with an inner sweetness at its core (or a fan of any Kevin Smith movies), then Mr. Sensitivity will certainly fill that niche for you." READ FULL REVIEW
(reviewed by Michelle Zigas)
". . . The show is often laugh-out-loud funny, and the performances and writing energetic. Filthy dialogue is woven into a fast-paced interplay of clever, dirty one-liners, mostly courtesy of Woodman, whose alternate career goals include jobs as a couples’ therapist or a poet. Slinkard’s Woodman appears as a cross between an iconic film star and “The Big Lebowski’s” the Dude, a larger-than-life persona who riffs extensively and explicitly on various aspects of sexual acts." READ FULL REVIEW
of clever, dirty one-liners, mostly courtesy of Woodman, whose alternate
