Kathleen Leary (she/her)

This show pushes the boundaries of what I thought were possible with a fringe show! Mark Vigeant has the whole audience rolling with laughter with his observations and brilliant audience interactions. It is so fun to be a part of a show that is acknowledging things happening in the room in real time. I will be thinking about Out There and watching my step for inclines and declines for a long time!... full review

Jackie Johnson is a powerhouse performer. Johnson moves expertly between hilarious jokes, major truth bombs, and moving vulnerable moments. I loved every minute of it! ... full review

This production is so well crafted from top to bottom! Maranto gives an impressive performance as Mara Dorjan taking the audience on a hilarious and wild ride in 60 minutes and in such a small space! A You Problem is a great satire of the absurdity and horrors of the health and wellness industry.... full review

A magical encounter made by RM's beautiful brain and spirit! They gently lead the audience through a fun introduction to a sweet alien explorer and community problem solving session. Hoop is delightful, sweet, and a lot of fun.... full review

Wow! This show is incredibly moving and so fun! Rachel is a captivating performer and moves effortlessly between making the audience laugh and cry. (Thanks for the tissues!) Her vulnerability, joy, humor, pain, and hope all shine so bright. A beautiful tribute to her relationship with her Mother and her grief.... full review

This show has a great ensemble and captures the complicated nature of friendships over time really well. The actors are great to watch and move easily between time and memory and highlight the pain and grief of knowing someone at one point in time but feeling like a stranger in another. ... full review

I am still thinking about this show a week after seeing the preview. The beauty, joy, struggle, and tragedy of being an artist is all captured by Rocco's script, great direction, and grounded performances. I highly recommend this show.... full review

I laughed, I cried, I loved it! This show deals with "capital t" trauma in a skillful, nuanced, and grounded way. This subject matter in different hands could be so heavy handed but Emily Boyle has created a very smart vehicle for this story and delivers an amazing performance. ... full review

Wow, what a big impact for such a short piece! Vivi Thai invites the audience into a vivid and moving story so quickly. She moves effortlessly between sharing historical events and playing members of her family of all ages while sharing the moving story of her family on April 30th 1975. I cannot wait to see more of this story!... full review

It was so delightful being in the audience for Soft Animal! The thoughtfulness and playfulness of the piece are wonderful to experience. I laughed, I “awwww”-ed, I cringed(in a good way), I chanted about the sky worm! I definitely recommend this show! ... full review