Erin Moore

Drunk Tank: The Musical is a cleverly written, well performed treat. Don't be fooled by the title into thinking you are in for a musical version of The Hangover! While there are moments of laughter it definitely takes a more soul searching path looking at relationships between a group of strangers as the end of the world approaches. With a running time of an hour, it a show you should make time to fit into your Fringe schedule!... full review

Director/Writer Aaron Kozak presents several original one act scripts. He's assembled an all star cast that take the audience on a laugh filled journey through the course of the show. Stand out performances by Eric Cire and Travis Joe Dixon are highlights of the show!... full review

Giraffenstein was such a fun, creative, energetic musical. It has a fun storyline, great vocalists and creative staging. Make sure to grab a ticket for this one. I'm sure they'll start selling out very soon! ... full review

Generation Me is a beautiful and important story that needs to be told. The talented cast effortlessly tackles the themes of bullying, suicide, peer pressure and sex. Musical numbers and choreography complement the show and only add to the emotional ride of the production. This show should be on everyone's Fringe "Must-See" list! ... full review

Perfectly cast, this show delves into the world of teenage girls. The cast does a great job representing the thoughts of young women struggling to find their own voice. The zine artwork and projections complement the show nicely. Highlights include a mid-show band performance by the cast. I wanted to know more about the backstory of the characters. There are so many interesting stories to tell in the lives of the characters on stage. ... full review

Such a fun show! It's a clever twist on Much Ado that doesn't take itself too seriously. Great sound effects add to the show. Definitely a great, light, happy piece to catch during the Fringe this year.... full review

This was such a fun show. I'm glad I was able to catch it at Fringe. In her first Fringe show Chris Farah effortlessly takes on multiple characters. Her one woman show will keep you laughing for the full show. I can't wait to see where this piece goes as she develops the character of Fancy even more!... full review

This is definitely a break from what you can normally see at Fringe. The vocalists were true professionals. I am not a big fan of Opera but wanted to make a point of seeing this at the Fringe. The last segment is by far the most entertaining and best acted. While the performers are amazing vocalists I wish there was more character development throughout the majority of the pieces. Due to technical issues this show also started nearly 20 minutes late which led to me worrying more about time and ge... full review

Such a fun show! This one pulls at your heart, makes you laugh and really makes you think about how we interact with people. Definitely take an hour to see Lyla this year!... full review

This play was meant for Aaron Lyons! He gives incredible life and depth to the Shel Silverstein poem. Complete with a live band and a dancer, Aaron takes you on the journey to hell and back with Billy Markham. He effortlessly switches between characters and truly embodies each one. Make sure to catch a performance of this one. You won't be disappointed!... full review