Kat Primeau

Go see this show NAO!... full review

Vulnerable, funny, a story that needs to be heard.... full review

One of the best shows I've seen in 9 years at Hollywood Fringe, and a Top 10 Theatrical Experience of my lifetime, for sure. Steed could teach a masterclass in making the personal universal. This show embraces the theatrical medium at its highest potential, creating a truly visceral, cathartic, and invigorating experience. I wish more creators could witness and be inspired by the piece, and hope they find a supportive home for an extended run beyond the festival. ... full review

This show is so brilliantly fringe-y, I recommend it as a palate cleanser or boost of energy between shows or at the end of an evening of festival-going. A little bit dada, a little bit rock n roll.... full review

Victor Isaac has crafted a genuinely funny and heartfelt performance about how the stories we tell ourselves impacts the narrative of our lives. The show is perfectly suited for the Three Clubs venue and has a nice dramatic twist that is well-counterbalanced by the comedy throughout the piece. ... full review

Very entertaining, wonderfully produced, and lots of laughs in this high stakes choose your own adventure!... full review

"Trump in Space" is a very witty and wonderfully creative show! The cast is great, with a lot of really talented comedic actors. I especially loved the clever SPACE work, the hilarious choreography, the smart use of the stage, and the "Grovel, Grovel, Grovel" song!... full review

An ambitious and artfully displayed tale told by a multi-talented cast!... full review

Stupid Songs was a hoot! Everyone had stellar vocal chops, the staging was simple and effective, and the energy of the piece as a whole was really fun and engaging. At times, I wished there was a narrative thread or uniting theme for the show (hard not to compare a comedic musical revue to fringe regulars, Lost Moon Radio), but ultimately the show's cohesion rests in the very timely, fresh comedic perspective (a love song to Robert Durst? Hilarious) apparent in each song. Not a dud in the bunch -... full review

Dear Hollywood is a quick, funny piece chock full of physical comedy and charm, delightfully played by a glowing Julisa Wright. It's a treat to watch her have so much fun on stage! ... full review