Lily Abha Cratsley (she/her)

This show exemplifies what a great Fringe show can be. Experimental writing, tight direction, detailed acting performances, an effective yet simple set, surprising active props, and lots of theatrical references for the theater loving crowd.... full review

Same Great Taste keeps you on your toes and keeps the laughs coming. I've been a fan for a long time now and am constantly impressed by the absurdity of their new material. They are incredibly creative, twisting pop culture references or character archetypes in completely unexpected ways. They skillfully utilize costuming, wigs, & makeup to build out their zany characters. I can't recommend them enough. ... full review

Sunita has a sparkling voice. In Sunita: Back to Me, her vocal prowess is on full display, with a range of styles represented. ... full review

Heart Held at Knife Point explores young love through a clever metaphor. Audiences watch the protagonist struggle to decide how vulnerable and open to be in her pursuit of romance, with the stakes heightened beyond our standard emotional bruising to real physical harm. ... full review

A funny and well-polished ensemble piece!... full review

Mayuri is a force to be reckoned with. She commands the stage with such dignity and power - I was brought to tears by her confident Kali. The music, so magnificently offered by Neel Agrawal, enhanced this piece ten fold. Their collaborative exchange was mesmerizing to watch throughout the show. This show is not to be missed!... full review

Janya is an incredibly creative artist. I applaud her vulnerability and expansive mind! The acting in this piece was top notch. I felt fully immersed in a liminal space with her.... full review

Jon is a practiced and confident storyteller - weaving memories from his youth into a captivating coming-of-age narrative.... full review

Through the lens of a veteran, this play explores the difficulties of healing after great trauma. ... full review

An entertaining, high energy exploration of Serena's identity. True to its description, Me Be Me is a lovably chaotic portrait of mixed race identity, the female experience, sisterhood, daughterhood, and more.... full review