Jonah Weiland (he/him/his)

A truly fun look at anxiety. Jasmine's catchy lyrics and charm draw you in. And it's balanced out by a grounded ending, where it gets much more vulnerable and serious.... full review

A deeply vulnerable and revealing show about relationships and infidelity in a way you may not have envisioned before. An unflinching exploration of sex and trust, of safety and pushing boundaries. Mimi's performance is raw and brave. A must see.... full review

In a festival filled with incredible shows (something special is happening this year), this is a major stand out. OUT THERE is pure comedy genius with a heart. Mark brilliantly creates a wilderness inside a black box theater with incredible imagination AND technology, and the audience is happy to join him on this ride. A very playful show, you can tell from the second Mark enters the theater he's having fun, which allows the audience to go on a remarkable journey with him. Truly, one of the must ... full review

This show is in my Top 3 for Fringe '25! One of the best clown shows I've ever seen. Know little going in and remember if you sit in the front row, you will be fucked with in the most pleasant of ways.... full review

The script is fantastic. A wonderful idea (the less said, the better) about two sisters uncovering the secrets of their recently deceased father. And those secrets aren't what you'd expect and wildly surprising. Congrats to Jim and the entire crew on bringing a tight two-hander to life. I love a thriller on stage and this one doesn't disappoint.... full review

The funniest show I've seen at Fringe '25! Hillarious, silly, stupid, ridiculoys ... but all in the most brilliant way possible! Filled with gallows and ribald humor, Molly takes audiences on an uncomfortable journey in to the most base, immature and childlike parts of their brains and it all works! BRILLIANT must see show. Some shows make you think, other shows help you forget about anything outside that room. Molly's work transports you from the real world to hers and it's a wonderful place to ... full review

I'm m a big proponent of thriller dramas and don't feel there are enough of them. This show really did give me the creepy vibes in the best possible way. Well done!... full review

This show was damn funny and surprising! Woody is so inventive in this play which is one part parody and one part celebration of one of America's Greatest National Treasures, Keanu Reeves. His improvisational work is outstanding and the show itself is a clear love letter to all us obsessed genre film fans, but especially the work of Keanu Reeves.... full review

I knew little about this show going in to it, but boy am I glad I took a chance on this wonderful little show that deftly rides that line of lampooning the solo-show concept and celebrating it at the same time. By the end, I was charmed by all five "solo artists," and truly enjoyed the inventiveness of the play - fourth wall breaking, but with purpose. Sharp, quick, fast paced, funny, but also deeply vulnerable highlighting the need we all have for connection and to be seen by artists. A must... full review

A fantastically riveting play with a simple concept - a separated couple arguing over custody of their dog. But it's never as simple as that. Over the course of the hour, their entire relationship history is laid out for you, with all the vulnerability and insecurity that comes with it. It moves at a fast pace and delivers a moving story of the truths we share and don't in relationships.... full review