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> Ashley’s performance was mentioned as a “striking screen debut” by the San Francisco Chronicle!
> Discontinued was given a 9/10 by Film Threat!
Here’s what some of the critics are saying…
“Hutchinson delivers a brilliant performance, appearing in almost every frame for the entire hour and 32-minute runtime. She takes what could’ve been seen as a selfish, entitled brat and gives her a charm and resolve that is enticing. Audiences will instantly take a shine to her and are glad when Sarah grows more and more confident.” -Film Threat
“Hutchinson is extraordinary and effortlessly carries most of the film’s weight on her capable shoulders. She plays Sarah as such a complex, emotional, but walled-off character. She’s neurotic without being narcissistic, misanthropic without being obnoxious, and melancholy without being deeply unpleasant.
She’s deeply relatable, especially to anyone who has ever felt lost, hopeless, or suffered an identity crisis.
Hutchinson’s chemistry with Fishburne is the absolute heart and soul of the film.” -Morbidly Beautiful
> Read the full review from Morbidly Beautiful here!
> First online review of “Discontinued” from it’s virtual premiere at Cinequest Film Festival in April. Linked here.
Brunch Theatre's "Deviled Eggs" <
> Check out Buzzfeed's article on Brunch Theatre's Fall 2017 show, "Deviled Eggs," in which Ashley's Ten minute play, "Family Dinner" premiered!
> Aliens Coming: The Musical
“Between the throes of growing up and the woes of social media, there’s a love story, an adventure, and a coming-out story you may not see coming.” -Huffington Post
“The unique and uproarious musical, “Aliens Coming”, has returned to The People’s Improv Theater after a previously sold out run. Under the directorship of Griffin Osborne, the talents of writer Joe Kelly and musical director Jonathan Evans, “Aliens Coming” beautifully merges contemporary music, classic show tunes and campy humor.” -Invited NYC
Now available on iTunes and Spotify, The Aliens Coming cast album was released on July 27th, 2017. TimeOut New York deemed the show one to watch out for in August of 2017.
Also check out BroadwayWorld.com's short article about the show, along with Writer Joe Kelly's interview with HuffPost!
Brunch Theatre's "Bangerz n Mash" <
"I loved this scene's authenticity. The Actors had so much fun onstage that they started laughing mid-scene." -ThoughtCard.com
Ashley's short play, "The Phone Call" premiered at Nuyorican Poet's Cafe in the East Village as a part of Brunch Theatre's second show, "Bangerz n' Mash!" Brunch Theatre is serving up millennials what they love most: fresh theatre and fresh brunch. Check out this review of the show written by ThoughtCard.com, with a shout out to "The Phone Call!"