Theater Camp: reviews

What the critics say average 8.5 from 5 outlets

• 10 The TelegraphRobbie Collin Theater Camp's comedy springs entirely from personality: the jokes aren't really quotable because they depend on you knowing who's making them to work. Read
• 10 Los Angeles TimesKatie Walsh This madcap mockumentary works beautifully because Gordon, Lieberman, Platt and Galvin take care to imbue this setting with a real sense of culture and place, populated with wonderfully eccentric characters. Read
• 9.1 IndiewireKate Erbland Being a theater geek isn't required to enjoy Theater Camp, but it certainly can't hurt. Mostly, though, this is just funny and smart and sweet stuff, a crowdpleaser for the misfit in all of us. Read
• 7.5 New York PostJohnny Oleksinski This comedy soars squarely on small moments and big jokes. Read
• 6.0 The Hollywood ReporterDavid Rooney This is the first feature for Gordon and Lieberman and there's little evidence of a visual sense, even if the rough edges are part of the appeal. But perhaps due to the elements of improvisation, the comic timing is uneven and the material tends to be more often cute than uproarious. Read