Taylor Larson

Slurt will change your life. My mouth was agape for the entire run of this hilarious, wacky, and surprisingly earnest show. Emily is hilarious and insanely imaginative, as she takes us through the icy weird world of Slurt. A particular highlight would be her reactionary approach to things outside her performance, no moment went wasted or unacknowledged and it made the show all the funnier.... full review

Incredibly honest and lively, Abi is a skilled performer who easily welcomes us into the world of her character Maya. Abi tells this story as a skilled painter colors a landscape, and it felt as though what I was imagining was happening right in front of me on stage.... full review

Incredibly funny and witty, the Bezos Boys is a hilarious satire on modern capitalism that doesn’t sacrifice its silliness to make a great point. The music is humorous and well thought out while still managing to be pure dumb fun. Absolutely a must watch this Fringe!... full review

A Haunting Revue is equal parts smart, funny, and incredibly well written, with the section “The Inheritance of Dracula” being particularly outstanding. A Haunting Revue is an homage to very classic horror, and it exudes an old timey feel akin to that of the Twilight Zone, complete with a narrator to bridge the three stories.... full review

Shakespeare can be hard for modern audiences to understand and attend. Romeo & Juliet in 60 Minutes remedies that by condensing this well known story into an hour that makes it easier to digest for contemporary viewers. The streamlined dialogue and speedy transitions made for a quick enjoyment of Shakespeare’s famous tragedy! The Nurse was a highlight of this particular version.... full review

One Up is utterly joyful, with a great score, fun musical numbers, and an energetic cast; it’s a fun romp from start to finish. Despite being set in the late 80s during the 8-bit video game era, One Up is surprisingly current in how it depicts the game industry’s poor treatment of its female developers, an issue that still heavily plagues the industry today. It reminds us of the efforts women have made in the past, and provides a hopeful outlook for the future.... full review

All Cats Go To Hell is insanely funny, full of heart, and oddly nostalgic. It a huge love letter to all of us who grew up as weird kids, and reminds us we all have a place in this world.... full review

The show was fantastic. Full of snappy quick witted humor and punctuated by an earnest human grit and heart.... full review