Billy Ray Brewton

One of the most creative and absorbing uses of a Fringe space I've ever seen. Utilitarian in every way except the storytelling which is lush, powerful, and beautifully claustrophobic. It's a haunting piece. ... full review

A short, tight, sweet little fever dream of a brain teaser that is equal parts "The Three Stooges" and "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest". It's proof that shows don't have to be long to be substantial. ... full review

A complex and affecting tale with a skilled attention to detail in terms of time and place. The show really evokes a lot of authentic emotion, and the result is something purely theatrical. ... full review

Once, when I was very young - my dog Flip was hit by a car. Unfortunately, Flip didn't die right away. My father found him suffering in the road. And, being a stereotypical patriarchal father figure, he took this opportunity to teach his young son a very valuable lesson. So he walked me to the shed. There, before God - he took his shotgun. We walked back to the road where Flip was dying. He raised his gun and took aim at Flip, who had been in our family for fourteen glorious years. He cocked the ... full review

A tight, well-paced, energetic, and engaging piece of theatre that excels in its direction and top-notch performances.... full review

The skill and the precision of the piece is interesting to absorb even when the meat of the material might seem a little suspect.... full review

What a weird and wonderful and wacky show that just kept spiraling towards more and more insanity. This was right up my theatrical alley.... full review

A clever, geeked out romp through wizarding fan fiction that is actually a front for a potent tale about awkward adolescence and finding your voice.... full review

A fun, absurd, ridiculous, and energetic send-up of action films, inspirational teacher films, buddy cop films, and whatever else sticks to the wall. ... full review

The most pleasant surprise I've had this Fringe - a charming and impossibly naturalistic show that never fails to impress with just how 'real' it seems. It feels like you're just eavesdropping on a group of friends for an hour. And it helps that each of these friends is well-developed and engaging from beginning to end. Don't miss your chance to hang out with these five for an hour.... full review