Mary Bonney (she/her)

Loved this show! Heartwarming, funny and sincere, Ben's Viking Trip is a vulnerable, relatable journey exploring one's identity and insecurities. Ben has a wonderful voice that honors his excellent songwriting!... full review

I LOVED this show!! The marvelous, well-executed conceit gives way for a hilarious 75 minutes of physical comedy, clever wordplay and a surprisingly moving look at the importance of communication, honesty and being our true selves in relationships. A must-see this Fringe!!... full review

Hailey McAfee gives an unforgettable performance in this well crafted, powerful examination of a complicated, "selfish" woman tasked to defend the indefensible. Even though I was unfamiliar with both the source material and more modern influences, this poignant, captivating show has me on the edge of my seat the entire performance (along with everyone around me, the woman next to me was sobbing by the end) Excellently directed, highly recommend this deeply moving show!... full review

A darkly poetic performance that explores the effects of trauma while deftly dancing on the thin line between justice and vengeance. ... full review

Poignant, relevant, and powerful exploration of the trans experience today and how it mirrors 1930s Germany. The themes of identity, freedom and empathy strongly resonate in today's political environment fraught with prejudice and discrimination.... full review

The Moth meets live band karaoke, this nostalgia-fueled emo mixtape performed by the electrifying Kelsey Flynn proves she is a kick-ass front woman and heartfelt, hilarious storyteller. ... full review

My favorite musical of this year's Fringe! A delightfully wacky, profoundly heartfelt musical packed with jokes and catchy tunes (yes, I too will never get "Mud Dirt" out of my head) with sharp social commentary performed by an insanely talented cast. I have never felt so inspired by a Fringe show and could not recommend this one more!... full review

Thrilled to see Samantha Bowling back at Fringe with another deeply moving one woman show about her experiences as an indigenous queer woman, our relationship to the land, wealth disparity and so much more. I found myself laughing out loud and shedding a tear by the end. Heartfelt, hilarious and poignant, this is a must see show at this year's Fringe!... full review

Compelling, raw look at the lives of the brave servicemen and women and the everlasting effects of their deployment. The performances are as intense as the horrors they endured but moments of levity remind us that life remains a balance of both. A powerful, beautiful homage to those that serve, bravo to the cast for giving themselves so fully to tell their stories! ... full review

This powerful show is a must-see for anyone on the universal, painful, beautiful journey through life and loss. Sam demonstrates through personal stories, gorgeous songs and a hilarious guardian angel the strength in vulnerability, in honesty, in humor in the face of tragedy. A talent beyond compare and a heart bigger than words can say, Sam breaks down the stigma around mental health and how we can take care of ourselves, and each other, through life's darkest moments. Hot tip: skip your makeup,... full review