Second Sight's production of DOG SEES GOD: Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead sold out the entire run and was chosen by Philadelphia Weekly from over 200 festival shows as one of the "10 Essentials at the Live Arts/Fringe".
CityPaper reviewed the show, and had only positive things to say about the "talented" cast and crew. "The hormone-fueled tale brought out the laughter...real, relatable, and raw."
Second Sight Theatre Company's production of 'Dog Sees God' is made possible by a Producers' Grant from the Ira Brind School of Theater Arts at the University of the Arts, funded in part by the Corzo Center for the Creative Economy.
Praise for DOG SEES GOD:
"Inventive and raunchy…
hysterically funny."
- NY Post
"Good grief! The Peanuts
kids have finally come out
of their shells." - Time Out
"A welcome antidote to the
notion that the Peanuts
gang provides merely a
slice of American
cuteness." - NY Times
"The way Royal builds on the foundation of Charles Schulz's iconic comic strip actually results in a parody that's also a stand-alone play apt to resonate even with anyone belonging to that small population segment unfamiliar with Peanuts." - CurtainUp
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