Jennie Fahn

A thoroughly entertaining and enlightening show, deftly performed with honesty and engaging humor! A great time in the theatre! ... full review

A joyful experience, full of honesty, heart, and the healing power of human connections. Rebecca portrays the real world she encountered while enduring an unreal time in her life - and how the people she met helped carry her through. An uplifting story, told with great humor and skill. ... full review

Absolutely stellar - comes on like a rocket and doesn't stop. Rodney Gardiner is a master of comedy and storytelling and has hit a sweet spot with this poignant story about the death of his dad. It's funny because it's true - and he pulls no punches. ... full review

An excellently-told, well-structured story that catches you off-guard with an empowering message. This is not a 'cancer' story, or even an 'terrible dating' story - it's a story for all women - all people - of how to take charge of yourself. It's uplifting, inspiring, funny, and incredibly well-acted. A really worthwhile time in the theater!... full review

Very brave storytelling.... full review

Absolutely fantastic, brilliantly performed, wall-to-wall hilarious, and surprisingly touching show! I knew from the fake program I was in for something fun... I never stopped laughing - until the end... an unexpected and lovely turn by Matt Ritchey. There are so many one-person shows that have so many reasons not to see them, with messages that don't pertain to every group. This is a one-person show with every reason to see it and a message that should be heard by everyone. ... full review

Extremely well-written, artfully directed and acted one-acts that highly complement each other. A really well-paired duet of theater!... full review

Hilarious and on point - a perfect Fringe show, with fully committed, excellent acting, snappy direction, and great writing from start to finish. A super fun and funny play!... full review

A fun, funny show! Not altogether perfect - some of the plays are a bit uneven, and not sure if certain actors were under-rehearsed or simply underwritten - but worth the ticket price for the plays that were really hysterical! 'Polite Racism' might be worth the price of the ticket alone... but if you're in a really silly mood, throw in the last piece as well, as I laughed my ass off.... full review

A delightful, funny, and accomplished show - well written and skilfully performed by its charming author, Heather Dowling. It tells a wonderfully relate-able story, and even for those who have not experienced fertility issues, it is something very worth hearing - since you know someone going through it who is not comfortable speaking about it - much like the character in the show.... full review