Erin Moore (she/her)

This short 20 minute play is definitely not for everyone. Actors, Alexa Giuffre and Sean Brugos fully commit to their roles as tortured prisoners and both give great performances. The play itself gives little exposition and very little time to develop any sort of relationship with the characters. I'm still trying to figure out what the intended message of the play is, why was it written, why are we watching it, why are we supposed to care about these characters? I spent most of the short show exp... full review

Sewer Rats at Sea is a great first play by ZK Lowenfels. Actors Lauren Marie, Mike Rosenbaum and Cameron Miller handle the back and forth dialogue with ease. This play is full of back and forth banter and the pacing is quick. At times it feels a bit like a Steven Dietz play, each sentence said quickly and with several meaning behind it. Director Aaron Lyons does a great job of keeping the play moving and not letting the actors get too bogged down in each scene. A pretty but simple set and a subtl... full review

The Pokemusical is a fun 90 minute treat! The cast has so much energy and enthusiasm for this show. They are vocally spot on and do a great job singing over the live band. This was my first glimpse inside the Pokemon world and while I'm sure I missed more than half of the references I still laughed and truly enjoyed myself. The Jigglypuff number is truly the show stealer. ... full review

Alex Scott brings another fantastic show to Fringe this year. Cleaner Than Blood should be on everyone's must see list for this year's Festival! The simple but detailed set and dimmed lights set the mood immediately for what is going to unfold over the next hour. The actors are spot on in their roles and the dialogue keeps you on the edge of your seat for the full hour. Alex Scott does such an amazing job bringing this piece to life. This is a show that will keep you thinking afterwards! Make tim... full review

This show definitely had tons of potential. I suppose we should have started to doubt things when we went to the address on the postcard (619 Formosa) and realized it was a residential area and the actual location was 916 Formosa. Fortunately we had left plenty of time so the location was just a minor hiccup but something to be aware of for other patrons. Being it was a preview performance I can overlook the technical issues of miscued lights, sound cues coming in too loud and the rather loud whi... full review

The preview performance suffered from a few technical issues as well as a lack of air conditioning and started 15 minutes late (but still ended 10 minutes early). Overall though the show is a fun 40 minute peak into the life of Ruby Besler. The songs and lyrics were cute and fun to listen to. The dancers definitely know their dances but did seem a bit nervous and unsure of themselves. I was hoping for a bit more of the magic and spectacle of 1940's burlesque but what they did, particularly with t... full review

If you are looking for comedy in its most low-brow, raunchy form this is the show for you. As others have said it is definitely not a show for children or the easily offended. Alan Heitz displays effortless comedic timing as the bartender and a stand out performance by Tracy Peyton adds a sense of realism to the over the top, but funny, stereotypes of the other characters. This is the perfect late night show for anyone looking for something to do after a couple drinks at Fringe Central.... full review

Such a fun show. It kept me laughing for the entire hour. Great songs that kept the story moving along, this is another not to be missed show! Get your tickets soon -- this one will be selling out fast!... full review

Double Bind is a must see at the Fringe this year! Brilliantly written by Blake Abramovitz, this three person ensemble piece takes you on a rollercoaster ride for a short 80 minutes. Great direction by Aaron Lyons and acting by Clark Freeman, Ceri Bethan and Blake Abramovitz make this a piece you want to make sure to add to your list for this years Fringe.... full review

David and Leeman are a fantastic pair! It's an hour that will keep you entertained, engaged and constantly wondering how they perform their illusions. Definitely a show you should make time to see!... full review