Spencer Frankeberger

Very fun, funny, and topical, TV Land is such a delight to watch.... full review

George is a stellar performer. He embodied the perfect amount of humor and story with a lot for an audience to digest and interpret...and it balls to the wall hilarious!... full review

As someone with an otherwise invisible disability, not only did I relate incredibly in many ways to this story, but I was so thrilled to see disability take center stage in a story that represents artists with disabilities but also is a story of humor and heart...and that's exactly what Beth Rickey: A Powerpoint Presentation is. Truly far more than a simple powerpoint presentation.... full review

Intense, intriguing, and impressive, this script is one of the stand outs of writing at the Fringe this year.... full review

Sherlock: The Last Act proves that writing and performance, at the heart of it all, truly create a magical Fringe show. And this one is no exception. Incredible words, incredible performance.... full review

Riley is a force to be reckoned with...or not. That energy he has to do this show is astounding and incredible...plus he's very funny.... full review

It's Your Fault is very tongue-in-cheek, clever...and actually funny. Compact, tight, and silly, it also has a heartfelt message about living your best self...as we all should. Great job!... full review

Lebanese Debutante, while culturally specific, is consistently accessible to many different cultures that can relate to the ups and downs, very simply, of living, as this story presents.... full review

A surprisingly relatable story about not knowing where to fit in and discovering (or for that matter, re-discovering) identity. While Laser's journey to identity is different than others, the throughline is ultimately one that relates to a lived, humanistic experience, making it accessible to many alike.... full review

Goofy, silly, funny, and raw. Schmaltz on cheese on ridiculousness...but also full of heart and relatability.... full review