KATIEROSE DONOHUE ENRIQUEZ (she/her)

A darling journey filled with a tremendous amount playfulness and fun audience interaction. I dare you to not enjoy yourself -- It would be impossible. The darker and more serious undertones, play in juxtaposition to the clowning around, but the theme is not lost. The breezy nonchalant silliness highlights the inhumanity of man's relationship to nature. ... full review

This show is soul work. It's dark. It travels down. It has some levity but ultimately it just... goes there. Which is satisfying in it's own right. I wouldn't necessarily want to spend time with the mess of this man in real life, but Ben's version of this character and his breakdown is arresting. ... full review

A sweet and funny solo musical dealing with some heavy material. Ultimately about the journey to self love and acceptance. A world of characters are created to help a young man celebrate the things that make him, HIM! ... full review

A funny and sweet biographical rock-musical solo show about the journeys of growing up with a disability and ultimately, not just accepting or embracing oneself, but celebrating the things that make us unique. My favorite moment is when Jeremy describes how lonesome Aspergers made him feel as a kid and what a win it was for him to discover the choir, his people. When he takes center stage despite all his misgivings and belts out "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" it is an arresting moment. It feels im... full review

Phenomenal. From second one I was hooked. I thoroughly enjoyed this entertaining piece about a journalist (Mike Royco) who reported on so many historical moments. Absolutely iconic. His words on subjects from the 1960s-90s ring just as true today. Feels timely - especially all the 1968 references. The parallels were astounding at times. The show was funny, political, sweet and sentimental. It reminded me a bit of Trumbo. (That's a compliment!) ... full review

The most fun I've had at the Fringe. So much laughter. John Norris is reminiscent of Bill Irwin. ... full review

Super fun from the jump. At times a truly hysterical take on a historical and wild story of a woman history forgot. Beautiful acting and physical work. ... full review

Very engaging performance highlighting the untold story of a strong, smart and fierce heroine. ... full review