Lisa K. Wyatt (she/her)

This is a thoughtfully and effectively staged and deeply moving production. Olivia Buntaine is a director to watch. The cast delivers solid performances, especially Kay Capasso as Eris. The modern yet classic production and costume design have a timeless feel with a dustbowl palette. I look forward to seeing more from Project Nongenue in the future.... full review

A refreshingly original take on Shakespeare that fully explores the relationships in Hamlet and is its own riveting and raucous piece of theatre. Clever, witty and heartbreaking. Katelyn Schiller is my favorite Hamlet. Strong cast, well matched. Discovering truly unique works like this are what the joy of fringe is all about.... full review

A brilliant and beautiful love story playfully told.... full review

A delightfully twisted piece of satire that delivers laugh after laugh. Tight and polished. Not a single moment is wasted. Great script. Well-paced. Brilliant performances from every member of this ensemble. Everyone gets their moment to shine so no one is stepping on other actors to fight for attention. It's refreshing to see a group that has respect for the art of comedy. Jim Hanna is a damned genius. Go see this play.... full review

Sofie Khan has a clear, engaging writer's voice in her storytelling that I can't wait to hear more of. From humor to horror to shared humanity, not a moment is forced. Beautifully done.... full review

Three Can Keep a Secret is a fun, deadly neo-noir romp filled with people you'd avoid on the street but love to watch on stage. The interactive conceit is used to good effect. Director Jacob Smith mines every bit of humor in this script, keeping the pace sprightly. An enjoyable hour spent with actors who are clearly having a ball.... full review

A gorgeous, lovely piece of work not to be missed. Blamed: An Established Fiction is a delightfully feminine, gentle work of ensemble storytelling that does not shy away from the pain inflicted on and by women over the course of history and mythology but also exudes the joy of being propped up by and celebrating with your sisters from all walks of life. Through dance, narration. shadow puppets, and very clever staging we are taken through stories with a common theme: women getting the shaft time ... full review

A well-sung, themed cabaret mix of popular and musical theatre songs.... full review

A fun, loose, heaping helping of WTF did I just laugh at.... full review

Well worth a see.... full review