Brian Knudson

This show boasts clever writing and a colorful ensemble with some fun surprises! I laughed out loud a few times and left the theatre with a smile on my face. I give it a high ranking!... full review

Clever writing, decent pipes, good timing and sharply subtle characterizations of society's "voices," all enrobed in Rebecca's effectively mellow disposition to create an engaging journey for a full 80 minutes. The subject of asexuality is curiously unique but in less capable hands, I would have been squirming in my seat before the hour. Instead, I found myself getting swept up in Robert's self-discovery and cheering at the end!... full review

This was one of the most powerful solo shows I've ever seen. As none of us escape loss, everyone should see this! It is not only profoundly moving (bring a tissue) but also educational, both in the processing of grief as well as in the language of interacting with those grieving. I admire Colin's courage in sharing his heart-wrenching story and opening the dialogue around tragic loss.... full review

This show is definitely not Snowflake Theatre. For the squeamish or thin-skinned, I recommend seeing this before a meal, not after. On a side note, if the (watered down) Braveheart film script were completely accurate from beginning to end, the gore alone would have eliminated any possibility for studio funding. Once you see this show, you'll understand why. Although the sheer brutality of these 13th Century battles is truly shocking, this show is important and necessary to understand Scottish (a... full review

Charlotte's performance blew me away! Her lightning speed character changes of the scrutinizing and sanctimonious royal family members were hilarious and a marvel to watch....and she can also sing! This is one of the best solo shows I've ever seen.... full review

Easily one of the best solo shows at Fringe this year! Performer Amanda Wagner is captivating. She has completely immersed herself in Carolyn Gage's "coming out" play. This was such a joy to watch while being educated on the short life of the French heroine.... full review

Highly entertaining! Michael's journey starts out as a charmed life but then turns a dark corner, and he ultimately resurrects himself. Michael has an unpretentious, down-to-earth storytelling style that makes him so personable and easy to root for. I loved how the stories were threaded together with some really cool and original piano compositions. What a talent!... full review

Tanya's dynamic performance filled the stage from start to finish. Her deep dive into her insecurities was both fearless and admirable. ... full review

A kinetic, well-written and funny superhero love story that stays engaging mainly because of the chemistry and athleticism of its two lead actors. ... full review

Terra rips the lid off her can of worms and delivers a gloriously Fringey show! She makes me think of a Stepford wife gone rogue, who ultimately self-destructs upon seeing the absurdity of her place in the world. I saw each short piece as a peek into how Terra processes and barfs up the world around her, through both song and spoken word.... full review