Matthew Robinson

A delightful and vibrant show. Great songs, a fun story, wonderful acting all coming together for an enjoyable time at the theatre. Briskly paced with no shortage of laughs it's one of the must-see shows of this year's Fringe.... full review

This show goes pokeballs to the walls in every way imaginable. Never slowing down and offering plenty of jokes for the uninitiated as well as die hard fans. It's a truly joyous musical that will leave you with a smile on your face and a pep in your step. Just fun all around!... full review

A fun and entertaining show anchored by Victoria Gordon and accompanied by an awesome band. Fun and lively songs that have a little bit for everyone.... full review

A beautiful story that is as entertaining as it is authentic. Amy Argyle and Rita Cofield have put together a striking and wonderful production of this Mexican play. It feels almost effortless as Argyle, Hays Mceachern and the rest of the strong cast come together. I'd liken it to seeing an artist paint, at times you feel as if you aren't sure what will happen next but as you step back and the piece comes together you realize you are seeing a true work of art.... full review

A delightfully funny show with memorable dialogue, a funny and wild concept that will keep a smile on your face the entire time. Hats off to Cole Quirk! The entire cast is super funny and charming too making you love every single moment they're on stage together. ... full review

A solo sketch show that's so funny and so well done that you forget there is only one person doing all these jokes. Mallard is absolutely hilarious from A to B to MIZZERY and I adored every single sketch she did! Bravo!... full review

Easily one of my favorite shows of the Fringe. It's more than just some neat tricks and games this is a love letter to baseball, to a sense of belonging, to the beauty of the human mind and what makes things like sports so important to our culture. Brett comes alive on the stage feeding off the crowd to make a unique experience that has to be experienced to grasp the full wonder of it all. This show needs to get into other cities and fast!... full review

A familiar format is given a fresh new twist with a mix of monologues, two handers and ensembles pieces all sewn together to make a beautiful and touching piece. Well acted, performed and executed it's a show with something for everyone.... full review

An insightful, honest, funny and at times slightly unnerving look at how easily one can be sucked into conspiracies and harmful cults. It feels so intimate and familiar that by the end you are left satisfied if not a tad paranoid. I mean that in the best of ways.... full review

Two different but connected stories couple up for an enjoyable experience at the theatre that feels unique but grounded. Well acted, with great topics and dialogue make for a truly meaty hour of theatre.... full review