Christopher Piehler

This show was a funny and sad exploration of breaking up in a digital era. The script was full of detail and insight, and Angela Jaynes' performance was physically and emotionally powerful.... full review

My Alamo War was a funny and sad exploration of how hatred can motivate and then eventually destroy people. ... full review

This was a zesty, tapas-sized taste of Shakespeare!... full review

What a fun way to spend an hour! Great music, appealing performers, and nicely choreographed movement pieces made this exactly the kind of show I want to see at the Fringe. ... full review

This show made an enormous and intimidating Russian novel seem like a romp--quite an impressive feat!... full review

Abby's fractured fairy tales told in rhyming couplets and wildly alliterative songs based on letters suggested by the audience were clever, funny, and joyous. She is an energetic and magnetic performer who combines some meticulously staged pieces with improv and off-the-cuff observations. See this show! ... full review

This show has the funniest opening segment of anything I've seen at the Fringe. The laughs continue throughout, with all the actors 100% committing to their ridiculous characters. It was a fun show, even though, as someone who did a one-man show this year, it made me squirm at my own narcissism.... full review

A very funny show! Les and Marlene's interwoven stories were amusing and entertaining in different ways: Les is more of a wry observer of life, whereas Marlene's stories came to life because of her accents and physical embodiment of characters including a Texan actor and her German mother. Check it out if you can!... full review

Simon is a charming and skilled performer who does lots of audience participation. If you like magic or laughing, you should see this show. ... full review

This show is a delightful tapas platter of Sondheim songs performed by two very appealing actors.... full review