Socks Whitmore (they/them/theirs)

This production of Chekov's classic is ambitious and brilliantly cast. A surprisingly intimate piece taking place within a slim aisle in the center of the room, the strange world of this dramatic and complex work feels almost out of time.... full review

What an innovative new way to experience theater! Very glad I had the chance to study and learn from this artistic experiment as a creative theatermaker (and participate as an audience actor!); the unique nature of the set up is what makes this piece worth seeing, and I'm looking forward to the at-home release.... full review

After catching Maddox Pennington's brilliant play "Love Chicken" last year, I knew I had to see what came next from this talented playwright. I attended the Tarot Afterparty showing and was rewarded with an evening of queer camaraderie, magical misadventures, and honest discussion of mental health.... full review

I've been to a few Last Call shows before, and the showing I attended on Masked Monday was definitely one of my most memorable. I didn't know if I would enjoy the theme—1920s Mafia is hardly my bread and butter—but I was pleasantly surprised to find that being brought into a game of blackmail, secrets, and potential murder is a lot of fun, no matter the setting!... full review

This show is part historical anthology, part autobiography, and all heart. I learned about some really cool trans icons, but most importantly, I got to hear Laser's story straight from him in musical form, and I was really touched by the opportunity. I also laughed a lot!... full review

Though not typical Fringe fare, Your Own Crown is proof that Fringe provides an excellent opportunity for young actors to gain professional experience and to elevate the platform of theater "by kids, for kids." Hear more about the show contrasted against other Fringe productions on the “Stages of Our City” podcast: http://stageraw.com/2022/06/22/episode-18-part-1/.... full review

An unusual but welcome contribution to Fringe from across the pond, Dead Skin is an Australian queer play that brings an interesting flavor of "experimental lite" to the stage. Hear more about the show contrasted against other Fringe productions on the “Stages of Our City” podcast: http://stageraw.com/2022/06/22/episode-18-part-1/.... full review

Easily the most elaborate and ambitious show I saw at Fringe, Battlesong of Boudica is an intense onstage spectacle that defies the limitations of Fringe theater. Hear more about the show contrasted against other Fringe productions on the "Stages of Our City" podcast: http://stageraw.com/2022/06/22/episode-18-part-1/.... full review

Whether you are an out and proud queer person or you don't know what the letters in LGBTQ stand for, this show has the tact, brilliance, and entertainment value to reach and resonate with audiences of all kinds. Hear more about the show contrasted against other Fringe productions on the “Stages of Our City” podcast: http://stageraw.com/2022/06/14/17-part-1/... full review

This 45 minute adventure is a hidden gem and you won't want to miss this opportunity to laugh, hurt, and heal. Hear more about the show contrasted against other Fringe productions on the “Stages of Our City” podcast: http://stageraw.com/2022/06/14/17-part-1/... full review