Bret Shefter

Yeah, "amazing" is a good word for it. The four-player ensemble presents numerous vignettes taking us through the lives of two best friends: Lisa, the successful attorney being perennially hit on at the bar, and Kat, in a long-term relationship with a guy who doesn't even realize when he's being a jerk. The acting is flawless; the fact that the stories are almost all based on events these people have actually experienced should horrify everyone. Women already know these sorts of thing happen a... full review

A solid cast presents four very different short comedies, some sweet, some silly, but all well-written and equally well-performed. Very funny, with characters ranging from the heart-breakingly real to the downright absurd.... full review

A very interesting concept for a story, featuring charming characters well executed by the talented cast.... full review

A generally good script, with some room for improvement, finely acted and directed. A careful and respectful treatment of an international tragedy, with a good message clearly presented, if a tad melodramatic at times.... full review

Best show I've seen at this year's Fringe Festival. Brilliant script, excellent acting from the entire cast.... full review

A solid presentation of an intriguing subject. Well written and well acted.... full review

Two essentially independent two-person plays, interwoven together. Good script, characters with interesting arcs, strong performances. Plenty of humor, but also some more serious issues. Needs a sequel!... full review

Having the audience choose what happens next is an inventive concept, and in this case it is very well executed. SO incredibly funny, with truly superlative acting from the cast. Recommend wholeheartedly.... full review

Wow. Just wow. Best show I've seen at the Fringe so far this year. An original concept brilliantly executed. Excellent acting from the entire cast. Spectacular voices singing catchy songs with hilarious lyrics, some with gorgeous harmonies. I can't imagine anyone other than an actual Scientologist not having a great time.... full review

If you like Allan Sherman even a tiny bit, you will enjoy the heck out of this show. If you've never heard of Allan Sherman, you're in for a treat. Linden Waddell has an excellent voice, but beyond that she really knows how to sell the humor in Sherman's parodies. Accompanist Marjorie Poe is extremely talented, but on top of that the touches she adds to certain numbers are just wonderful. (I won't spoil the details here.) Highly recommended.... full review