Rachael Meyers (she/her)

Lacey Buchanan beautifully navigates the emotional spectrum of a lost soul, bringing the audience with her on her path to salvation. Pleshinger’s writing vacillates from acerbic wit to transportive prose in a delicate and refined way, while still delivering the necessary elements of horror and a gutwrenching twist. Her direction mirrors this aesthetic, painting a stunning image with lights, effects and emotion, then drops us back to earth.... full review

Wedding Party encapsulates the excitement and anxiety of wedding planning and the emotionality of navigating the people surrounding what some would call the biggest event of their lives. It's an in-depth look at the complexities of female friendships and the emotional carnage that users leave in their wake. Writer-director Barrón is terrific at balancing levity, heart, and grief, and her cast delivers, creating a very relatable story. ... full review

An inventive take on the growing monopoly of tech in everyday lives and its affect on the planet.... full review

A fun show with humorous insight on being a late-blooming unicorn.... full review

A fun & hearty song cycle built for bawdy Ren faires and pint-clinkin' pubs! The joyful performers and tight harmonies were a massage to the soul.... full review

Faith’s vulnerability sucks you in. She’s just so charming, especially when she engages directly with the audience. She has you rooting for her, even through the worst of times.... full review

So much fun!! Writer/director David Beatty delivers beautiful design and lots of laughs with this heartfelt comedy. Smooth, visually-interesting transitions and well-balanced overlap of dialogue. He uses the whole space to tell the story in a very entertaining way -- a feat well-accomplished by his cast! Amy Cosby is delightfully sweet and grounded as Laura, finding humor in unexpected places. Rio Magdaleno brings you in for a hug with his lovable, relatable Jack. But the standout is Julie Philli... full review

Outstanding! Mallie has achieved an impossible feat -- reenacting Titanic in an hour and a half -- take note James Cameron. This is such a fun and engaging show, with audience interaction, magic, laughter, a million props, and some well-spun heart throughout. And just like the Titanic, it's an incredible undertaking for Fringe -- but this girl doesn't sink, she comes flying out of the water slide face first and all smiles. Take the time and see this show while you can!... full review

SMUT is fantastic! Bryn is surgical with her comedy, yet still maintains the dexterity of audience interaction and improv. Such an entertaining, sexy, smart show. You're guaranteed to have a good time!... full review

What an expressive, funny, heartwarming performance! Jeffrey and Ann are so specific in their performances and differing communication styles. Their work, combined with Michael Perlmutter's defined direction, made this movement-based story perfectly clear - not an easy feat. Well done!... full review