CINDY D'ANDREA (she/her)

Clever, funny, original!... full review

a spiritually brilliant story about finding your power, your voice, loving yourself and those you.....date? Kristen is so raw and funny and honest - she's also incredibly sweet and forgiving. Also, she does the best guru- woo woo character ever!... full review

This show was fantastic and Emily is an absolute delight! She's talented, she's crafty, she's silly, she is deep. All of her characters are so well developed and she fits into them like a glove. Bold, not afraid to "go there", highlights her skills and at the same time, you know she's representing all women.... full review

Gritty, moving, heartbreaking, fabulous! Each character so wonderfully acted and carried out effortlessly and seamlessly. I felt like I was invited into a very raw and personal relationship with all four women.... full review

Compelling storytelling, flawless characters, funny and educational too! A real treat!!... full review

Hilarious, inventive, best use of audience participation ever!!!... full review

Impeccable, creative, intelligent, beautifully executed by a master storyteller and talent....I think the question is "What can't Ann Noble do?"... full review

A very clever, thought provoking and dynamic solo show....A Ted talk by a vampire! Sue Gisser is a delight to watch on stage and who better to explain the survival guide than this great actor. Pay attention because there's a lot going on, and Sue is funny, sweet, sexy and a delight.... full review

Bravo!!! Funny, heartbreaking, unique, unpredictable...a blast! This show is exactly what Fringe is all about- an exciting concept- theater ghosts and what happens AFTER the lights go out and the theater closes for the evening.... Two men, Johnny (wink wink) Kennedy(Jeffrey Johnson) and Derek(Michael Perlmutter), yup, just Derek clash after hours as thy vie to be THE theatre ghost, "I was here first.." I'm immediately laughing out loud, Johnny hates Mamet and Derek is desperately trying to conn... full review

Michael's masterful use of physical comedy and pathos took us on a journey into a life I really know nothing about( I'm not gay, male and painfully far from 20-something!), but I was fully engaged from the start. In all of the hysteria, masterbating so frequently and repetitively that it causes him to develop "tennis elbow," Michael's physical comedy is bold, raw, risky, hilarious and so compelling. One of my favorite "scenes" was when Michael decides he is going to try the dating apps after hi... full review