Spencer Frankeberger

Literally so silly and yet so much fun. So many bugs. What an absolute joy to watch!... full review

Silly, goofy, and surprisingly full of heart, this show is truly for lovers of musical theatre, puppets, and musical theatre puppets...but there's enough for everyone to enjoy!... full review

Boisterous, fun, and full of...well, jolly!... full review

A visceral experience that is relatable for so many generations, no matter the pain, grief, or trauma. At the heart a very simple story: All we need is empathy, but told through complex and intricate storytelling devices to create a show that speaks from the heart on so many levels.... full review

Teruko is such a wonderful storyteller, and her energy is absolutely infectious and contagious. Despite her traumatic past, she hasn't let anything stop her, and it's inspired me to not only continue to create but be a better human overall. The show is incredibly well-written, funny, and fantastic!... full review

As a board-certified music therapist, I was so thrilled to see young audiences exploring music and theatre (and enjoying it), and not only was that a joy to watch, but this show truly is something special. It's adorable, fun, for kids and a little something for the parents, creative, magical, and a wonderful lesson and masterclass in combining both entertainment and education in a TYA production. Broken down into the simplest of stories, this show engages in the fact that music is so complex and... full review

The second that Bonnie and I locked eyes over a toilet seat, I knew I was in for a treat. And what a delight it is. Funny, weird, and truly engaging, I laughed so hard, I cried.... full review

Excellent vocals and storytelling create a wonderful opera that is such a joy to experience.... full review

Such a blast to experience and reminded of wonderful childhood days when I had no cares in the world. What a great time at !!!!!!CAAAAAMMMMMPPPPP!!!!!... full review

Funny, raw, and true in many ways, Queen of Fishtown is a delightful story about a get-to-love-her resident of Fishtown who is surprisingly more relatable than we could ever imagine.... full review