Casey Buxton-Dean (she/her)

Lacy is such a freaking delight in this 30 minute interactive solo show about what’s important in life. The direction and design elements are incredibly effective and Lacy brings this show to life with her truly whimsical, enduring and present performance. ... full review

From first walking into the space, All Cats Go To Hell already had me feeling the feels! This show masterfully blends nostalgia, comedy, and the dark and twisties. Mandy has an incredible script with amazing actors, set design, and costume design! If you are down for a dark comedy, this is a must see!! ... full review

This show has such a great concept and can we talk about the set!?!? It’s the most impressive set I’ve seen at fringe! This farce takes it to the next level by having 6 free standing doors on stage! The overall story line is a fun time with lots of mistaken identities and secrets hidden behind each door! ... full review

This is such a fun way that Andrea tells her life story! It is filled with definitely dark jokes but there is a lot of vulnerability in them and Andrea balances some of the darker moments with fun and heartwarming moments! ... full review

From the sound and stage design to the incredible acting to the interactive moments, this show immerses you into motherhood! Jessica tells her story of birth and motherhood from the perspective of an astronaut- a lovely analogy of the chaos, beauty and loneliness that is being a mother. It’s a gorgeous balance of hilarious, heartbreaking and heartwarming moments! ... full review

This show takes you back to the Twilight Zone with three eerie vignettes. The concept and acting was particularly impeccable in the second vignette and the third vignette had some exceptional choreography and intensity! A fun watch if you have a dark and twisted side!... full review

Suz incredibly acts out stories from her life navigating motherhood and this show truly will give you more joy! She has exceptionally crisp characterizations, and tells hilarious stories from her life that are simultaneously so relatable and wackadoodle! ... full review

Ghost train is such an important and relevant piece of theatre. This production was fantastic at world building right from the beginning with Producer Zander Raphael’s portrayal of train conductor before the show even officially started. There were stunning acting moments and the show really does leave you feeling a little ghostly, drawing unnerving parallels between the past and present. ... full review

This show is a stunning, an epic, a masterful one woman retelling of Titanic. However, writer and actor Mallie doesn’t just reimagine Titanic, but also pairs it perfectly with her childhood journal entries. This show beautifully weaves together her life with the Titanic and it is absolutely hilarious, interactive, chaotic, vulnerable, and heart warming. I also love love love Titanic and died at alll the references. Great work! ... full review

Elena imaginatively walks us through a funeral for her father (whose not really dead but dead to her). Between the audience interaction, her hilarious comedic timing, and vulnerability on stage, this show is entertaining, hilarious and sweet! ... full review