Spencer Frankeberger

Suck My Tongue is sharp, biting (ha, no pun intended...or was it?), and full of wit. Fast-paced, humorous, and relevant to today's culture and society, I found myself consistently engaged throughout this piece.... full review

Zany, wacky, silly, goofy, and chill (of course), Astro Cabaret is a grand old time -- and it is only enhanced by Emma who is a star -- in the Broadway sense -- but I guess in the cosmos sense could work here as well. Well done!... full review

At just 30 minutes, this show packs a lot of heartfelt emotion and story into its short run time. For You is for anyone who struggles with family issues and just...being. Melissa's story is wonderful and told in a delicate yet smart way that, even though I may not know her personally, I really rooted for her and her journey during this production.... full review

Approx 900 Feet exudes not only the spirit of a Fringe show, but a quality product as well. Literally wandering past buildings on Theatre Row interwoven with stories dedicated to the music scene of the 1970s, the performers and the writers give their all (and succeed in doing so) to allow us as audiences to explore and create our own history together. A breath of fresh air, Approx. 900 Feet stands out as something unique to catch in a midst of hundreds of shows.... full review

Really cool concept and really cool idea to create an outlet for short stories to be told, Is Anybody Out There? proves to pack a big punch in a small package.... full review

I saw this last night on a whim, so I had no idea what to expect, and I was more than pleasantly surprised. Good Clean Wholesome Fun is a very apt name because it is wholesome (mostly), fun, and most importantly, good. Good sketch comedy is hard to find, and this show very much succeeded. Is it clean? Well, that's the joke. It's brisk and fast-paced, and most importantly, it's actually very funny.... full review

Full of laughs and full of heart, Soft Animal is a hoot that should be more than a "hidden" gem. It should be a gem that everyone sees.... full review

The cast and crew have some BIG FEET to fill (haha get it?), and they very much succeed on many levels. BIGFOOT! THE MUSICAL is absurd, hilarious, and overall filled with a heart of gold (thanks, Neil Young!).... full review

There is a lot of complexity to this story that seems simple from the start, but delves into questions of gender identity, racial identity, and how we define identity in general -- and often, Translation: A Nu Gworl Group, lets us as an audience decide the true meaning of identity and what it means to be, in the grand scheme of it all, human.... full review

This show is not only hilarious, but at times profound, and this contrast really works. Keeping me on the edge of my seat, moments in this show gave me goosebumps, and the emotions ran deep. A cathartic experience at its finest, Tyt 5 gets a 5 (out of 5).... full review