selected press
New York Magazine: “To Do: See Joan of Arc in a Supermarket in California”
Variety: “Sundance Institute Announces Ignite and Adobe Fellows (Exclusive)”
Vulture: “Review: Joan of Arc in A Supermarket in California” /
“Fall Preview 2023”
TimeOut: “This Experimental Show Takes Place at a Brooklyn Bodega”
Sundance Institute: “2023 Sundance Ignite x Adobe Fellows Announced”
Adobe Blog: “Meet the Talented 2023 Sundance x Adobe Fellows”
Playbill: “The Tank Announces 20th Anniversary Core Productions”
NoBudge: “2020 NoBudge Films of the Year”
Short of the Week: “Ghost of you - A Short Film”
Good Times: “Chloe Xtina: Watching the Watchers”
Play to Z Podcast: “Xtina, Xavier, and XTRA PLAYS!” /
“California - Broadway Shows, Immersive FREE Theatre and Chloe Xtina!”
Women & Hollywood: “Teen Dreams and Nightmares: VOD Picks”
general praise“The exact right blend of fabulous, feminist, and totally fucked up.”
-Kate Schatz, NYT-bestselling author of the Rad American Women A-Z and Rad Women Worldwide
“Chloe Xtina’s Ghost of you is a sensitive and poetic piece [which creates] a visual tapestry that mesmerizes with its fluidity and depth.”
-Georgina Kritikos, Short of the Week on Ghost of you
“Inarguably funny. There’s a chattery, freewheeling humor to the scenes with the supermarket’s current employees. Xtina lets the girls’ language tumble out in all its casual, intimate shorthand, its weirdness and messy desire.”
-Sara Holdren, Vulture on Joan of Arc in a Supermarket in California
“This is only the beginning of Xtina’s punk, misandrist filmic lens.”
-Shayna Maci Warner, Women and Hollywood on The First Taste
“Xtina’s film is constructed as a series of vivid details, a film that perfectly captures the vulnerability and naïveté of teenage life.” -Kentucker Audley, NoBudge on The First Taste
“A kaleidoscopic vision of interiority, feminity, and solitude blown up to the size of the solar system. [Xtina‘s] imagination has the power and intensity of the sun.”
-Ryan Stevens, playwright on Ooze
Variety: “Sundance Institute Announces Ignite and Adobe Fellows (Exclusive)”
Vulture: “Review: Joan of Arc in A Supermarket in California” /
“Fall Preview 2023”
TimeOut: “This Experimental Show Takes Place at a Brooklyn Bodega”
Sundance Institute: “2023 Sundance Ignite x Adobe Fellows Announced”
Adobe Blog: “Meet the Talented 2023 Sundance x Adobe Fellows”
Playbill: “The Tank Announces 20th Anniversary Core Productions”
NoBudge: “2020 NoBudge Films of the Year”
Short of the Week: “Ghost of you - A Short Film”
Good Times: “Chloe Xtina: Watching the Watchers”
Play to Z Podcast: “Xtina, Xavier, and XTRA PLAYS!” /
“California - Broadway Shows, Immersive FREE Theatre and Chloe Xtina!”
Women & Hollywood: “Teen Dreams and Nightmares: VOD Picks”
general praise“The exact right blend of fabulous, feminist, and totally fucked up.”
-Kate Schatz, NYT-bestselling author of the Rad American Women A-Z and Rad Women Worldwide
“Chloe Xtina’s Ghost of you is a sensitive and poetic piece [which creates] a visual tapestry that mesmerizes with its fluidity and depth.”
-Georgina Kritikos, Short of the Week on Ghost of you
“Inarguably funny. There’s a chattery, freewheeling humor to the scenes with the supermarket’s current employees. Xtina lets the girls’ language tumble out in all its casual, intimate shorthand, its weirdness and messy desire.”
-Sara Holdren, Vulture on Joan of Arc in a Supermarket in California
“This is only the beginning of Xtina’s punk, misandrist filmic lens.”
-Shayna Maci Warner, Women and Hollywood on The First Taste
“Xtina’s film is constructed as a series of vivid details, a film that perfectly captures the vulnerability and naïveté of teenage life.” -Kentucker Audley, NoBudge on The First Taste
“A kaleidoscopic vision of interiority, feminity, and solitude blown up to the size of the solar system. [Xtina‘s] imagination has the power and intensity of the sun.”
-Ryan Stevens, playwright on Ooze