(Avenue Q) Talented director Brayden Hade helms the show with skill
(Wedding Singer) Director and screen designer Brayden Hade, just as he did with Bee, maximizes the material far beyond the pages written by Chad Beguelin and Tim Herlihy.
(Avenue Q) A perfectly polished and fully felt (get it? felt? puppet?) revival at the brand spankin’ new Wisteria Theater in North Hollywood.
As directed at Cupcake Theater by Brayden Hade, this RENT reminds me that the one-word title has double meaning. Sure, the landlord wants his former roommates to pay up or get out. But rent also means tearing things apart, including lives and relationships
(Legally Blonde) Directed by Brayden Hade and Christopher Jewell Valentin, this production’s spectacular run… is a visual treat; each scene is a showy, vivid, riot of color (mostly pink), lionizing a spirited, effervescent young woman who uses academia as a springboard to romance
Director Brayden Hade has immaculately paced the disparate character narratives within the overall framework of Spelling Bee with remarkable precision, emphasizing what needs to be further punctuated while amalgamating everything into an overarching theme about (pre-) adolescent stressors, expectations, validation, and acceptance
Wisteria Theatre makes it two hits in a row with their completely captivating take on the 2005 Broadway hit The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, impressively directed by Brayden Hade
