Adriana Martínez Barrón (she/her)

A very ambitious topic covered in the funniest, silliest most chaotic way possible. This would've been an excellent SNL skit. At 1:30 it's hard to keep up all those jokes going and going, but this cast found a way to make so much complicated history compelling and entertaining. ... full review

An incredible showcase of Jordan's acting abilities filled with hilarious jokes and some true moments of emotion. I felt so much empathy for anyone dealing with rheumatoid artritis. ... full review

A hilariously raunchy comedy set. Matt and Lily bare it all and talk about everything taboo: homophobia, threesomes, polyamory, kink and yet they are so personable that when the show is over you just wanna hang out with them. ... full review

Great writing, directing and performances make this a thoroughly enjoyable female-centered Shakespeare adaptation with it's own unique personality and flair. If you love a sexy, funny, reimagining of the Scottish Play, centered on Lady Macbeth, this is a show for you! If you have to choose one Shakespeare adaption to watch this Fringe, it must be Lady M!... full review

A lyrical musical exploration of the role of AI in human lives with two very talented vocalists. Aria's composition is ethereal and hypnotic, the piano and synth reverberate with their beautiful voices creating a sound cycle that is lush and atmospheric, accompanied by entrancing performances. ... full review

The title says it all. This is a fun sex farce with sea creatures.... full review

A teen sex comedy that is anything but dumb. This play exudes the vibrancy of youth. Ellen's hilarious and insightful script is able to navigate the choppy waters of teenage sex lives while opening a much needed conversation about consent and the impact of sexual assault in a young woman's sex life and sex drive and how complicated it can be to navigate the trauma amidst the typical expectations of wild, crazy, youth. Brilliant. Hilarious. A must see at Fringe this year! ... full review

What survives is an exploration of today’s challenging political landscape in America through five short plays about various divisive political issues that dovetail into the complicated patchwork that makes up our country. At first glance that description can sound like too much to watch in these dark times, but honestly, the piece felt very resonant and important and not super preachy or heavy. The play masterfully argues both sides of complex current issues with intelligence and nuance, ... full review

A well acted intimate drama about a complicated friendship. There were some moments the writing and Tom’s performance made me tear up. ... full review

The twists and turns of this dark comedy about assisted death in Switzerland were so unexpected, weird, funny. ... full review