Tom Moore

A very funny and skillfully executed choose-your-own-adventure play. Writer, director and cast are all wildly successful at pulling off this tricky show. I was completely engaged, entertained and impressed throughout.... full review

This fun and funny musical telling of the Spiderman story has a first-rate cast performing well-written material.... full review

During the show, Brittany reveals that she came close to canceling it, and I am so very happy and grateful that she did not. Through stories and songs, she reveals herself to us, while also examining that process of creating intimacy between audience and performer. The resulting experience is complex, real, human and very deeply moving. The final expression on her face as the last light slowly faded out will stay with me for a very long time. This show represents everything that is best about sin... full review

"Take Me to the Poorhouse" is as engaging and entertaining a solo show as I have seen. Liz Femi is an exquisitely skilled and highly charismatic performer, and the production highlights her skills well. ... full review

In interest of full disclosure, I arrived late and missed the first of these four stories. But based on the other three, this is the best writing I have seen at this year's Fringe. Dialogue, characterization, humor are all so natural, concise, and seemingly effortless (I'm sure they were anything but). The cast is strong from top to bottom, bringing wonderful life to the words. Funny, touching, and highly enjoyable.... full review

Rati's one woman show has plenty of laugh-out-loud humor, but combines it with real complexity of character and emotion and expert storytelling to create a really memorable theatrical experience.... full review

This is a really, really good production. I probably can't tell you anything about the remarkable cast or sparkling direction that dozens of reviews haven't already, but I will add my voice to the chorus: Go. See this. You'll be glad you did.... full review