The LA Weekly's review of Paradise Park is out, and it's a good one!

A profoundly despondent fellow (Kenneth Rudnicki) wanders into an amusement park for distraction from his agony. Inside, he slips into a fantasia of scenes.. Charles Mee's comedy is like a sonnet with a couple of repeated motifs: distraction, love and the general feeling of being cast adrift in cultural waters that are partly enchanting, partly evaporating, and partly polluted by the refuse of our ancestors, of our families, of our determination to follow impulses we barely comprehend, and to wind up unutterably lost... I found the evening to be indescribably affecting, tapping emotions that lurk beneath the machinery of reason.

Check out the full review at the LA Weekly's site and get your tickets online today at Brown Paper Tickets.