Matthew Robinson
Bunny the Elf LIVE!
matthew robinson
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June 10, 2019
certified reviewer
A wonderful, funny, touching and impactful show. Told with wit, honesty and cheeky humor by Christi Pedigo this will be a fantastic addition to anyone's Fringe schedule. Cleverly told and performed by Pedigo this is a show that I find myself thinking about well after the show was over, and one I will remember years for now for it's craft, honesty and fun. It's a real feel good play!...
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An Excuse To Behave Badly
matthew robinson
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June 10, 2019
certified reviewer
A wonderfully written show with a real sense of authenticity. You feel like you know these women because they are so well drawn in such a short amount of time. A show that never gets too silly, nor too heavy it finds that perfect blend of realism and theatre antics to make you truly feel as if you are with these women on a wild night of partying. Jenni Halina along with Drea Garcia, Stephanie Sherry, Alex Owens-Sarno and director Kelsea Burke have a strong and talented command of dialogue and cha...
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Musicals & Mimosas
matthew robinson
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June 10, 2019
certified reviewer
A fun show to just sit back, relax and enjoy the musical pieces of the Fringe. If you want to unwind a bit before another long day of theatre this is a show you will totally enjoy!...
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This Way Yonder
matthew robinson
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June 09, 2019
certified reviewer
A well acted, well directed and crafted show that drops you right into the world of these characters and hooks you into to their daily life as it reaches a crucial apex. I truly enjoyed the world I was in as you effortlessly grow to care for all of the characters; flaws and all. A strong and resonant piece....
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Hell's Finest
matthew robinson
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June 09, 2019
certified reviewer
A unique take on initiation that makes you stop and think about your own allegiances and beliefs. Twisted with a splash of gallows humor it is an experience that will definitely creep you out as much as make you laugh....
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Orangutan
matthew robinson
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June 09, 2019
certified reviewer
This wild but simultaneously grounded show gives us a unique and sharp look at the origin of a demagogue and what leaders say about ourselves and those around him/her. Beautifully and masterfully portrayed by Kristina Mueller this show will have you hooked from A to B as it takes you to it's thrilling and shocking conclusion. Well directed by Tinks Lovelace and written with poetically sharp wit by Troy Deutsch ...
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Pit of Goblins
matthew robinson
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June 09, 2019
certified reviewer
A dark but sometimes funny entry into the world of theatre and horror. Pit of Goblins is a hard play to describe the mood of but that is what makes it worth seeing for yourself, wonderfully twisted, boldly confident in it's storytelling and deliciously macabre; it's a true piece of art....
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How I Became A Superhero
matthew robinson
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June 09, 2019
certified reviewer
A fun and zany show that takes elements of the superhero genre and pokes fun at all it's usual tropes while delivering a satisfying and enjoyable unique story. With a talented cast and some clever staging and design....
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Sex and the Musical
matthew robinson
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June 21, 2018
certified reviewer
A hilarious romp that just about everyone can find enjoyable whether they've watched every episode of "Sex and the City" or are like me and have never really watched the show. Wiley has made a gut busting comedy with side-splitting songs, jokes, running gags and all around fun! The cast is perfect and just about every moment you will find yourself laughing at their wild journey of friendship and cosmos!...
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American Conspiracy
matthew robinson
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June 21, 2018
certified reviewer
A production as suspenseful as it is hilarious! Overflowing with great performances, sharp writing and clever staging "American Conspiracy" is one of my favorite plays of the Hollywood Fringe. Schwartz seemingly effortlessly has created an intriguing story packed with memorable characters and moments that days later I still found myself chuckling about or mulling over in reflection. Ritchey of course directed this play to look and feel so lived in and pointed. The performances all around feel gen...
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