#Hashtag

A timely topic, sharp writing, and a superb cast make #Hashtag one of this year's Fringe must-see shows. It's a well-executed piece full of great performances. Keep an eye out for subtle yet wonderful physical flourishes in Spencer Howard's and Nathan Turner's performances. It's amazing how much the show packs into 50 minutes. It never feels overwhelming, however, thanks to effective use of projections, slick directing, and the great chemistry of the ensemble cast. The projections are notably well-utilized--sometimes guiding the audience, sometimes being in the forefront of the action. What's particularly great about #Hashtag is how effectively it captures the multiple ways in which people interact with social media. I'm sure that... full review

Great show. #blew my mind. Loved Ivan. One of the best shows I've seen all year... full review

Fabulous! This was a well executed commentary about social media that was active, funny, and important. Despite the freedom to tweet I found myself too involved with the story to pick up my phone. I highly recommend seeing this show. ... full review

Highly entertaining. Well written, directed and acted. Everything was really tight. Subject matter is so relevant to this town. really enjoyable. We wanted more!... full review

A simple story that we've seen so many times but emphasized our relationship with social networks. I found the jokes funny, the acting great, and the inclusion of apps and websites very true. ... full review

I thought the show was so different and creative! I loved the use of media throughout and I thought it was executed flawlessly. It was hilarious and so on point!... full review

Hashtag is a little complex in its structure, but simple in its message: no matter how many communication devices we have, it's no substitute for real, human interaction. In the age of the 8G whatever iPhone, their message is vital. At no point does Hashtag get preachy. It's fun or at least funny throughout, even when things start to darken for our hero, leading to a wonderfully bittersweet ending. The performances here were great, the casting perfect. Apparently the actors were heavily involved in the scripting and it shows. This baby belongs to all of the and they clearly love it dearly. I think you will too ... full review

Clever script, great premise, strong acting, and an interesting interactive component via social media come together to create a unique thought-provoking theatrical experience that's not to be missed. Don't forget to turn your cell phones on. ... full review

Thoroughly enjoyable. Thoughtful commentary without cliche. And often pretty funny. Thanks.... full review

Very smartly written, directed and acted! Transitions were all very smooth and the rhythm of the play just flowed perfectly! I would definitely recommend people to go see this play. Everyone should go see it!... full review