Drew Petriello (he/him)

Lani gives a stellar performance as Tarantino's women, capturing each one's essence while letting her own shine through. A thoroughly entertaining half hour, you've got no excuse not to squeeze this into your Fringe schedule.... full review

When this show finally dropped the mask and revealed its hand as to what was *really* going on, you have to know how delighted I was. It's clear from the start that something sinister lingers just beneath the surface, but the show's simple setup conceals just how messed up things are about to get. If dark and twisted is your thing, you are in for a good time.... full review

I've been putting off writing this review because, even several days after watching this performance, I still find myself grappling and coming to terms with what all transpired in this ambitious modern adaptation of Mother Courage. So yeah, it's pretty great, I guess.... full review

Absolute Legends! is 75 minutes of pure blissful madness. McFadden and Linic make an uproarious comedic duo that kept the whole audience in stitches from beginning to end. Actually, that's not true: pre and post show antics were also funny as hell.... full review

Endlessly insightful and endearing, Girl Blood is bursting at the seams for all the heart it contains. With the conceit of taking place entirely in bathrooms, Girl Blood has much to say about the ways people (especially girls) are trained to view themselves, their bodies, and what is to be done if you don't conform to society's expectations. Equal parts entertaining and thought-provoking, Girl Blood (yes, I'm going to dust off a cliche but this time it's clever because it's a central component of... full review

Coming from a place of true, complicated love and understanding, Jersey Devil is a story about a man man hopelessly immutable in his destructive patterns, becoming a vortex of chaos for anyone unlucky enough to be in his vicinity. But like... in a hilarious way, not a Streetcar Named Desire sort of way.... full review

It's funny, it's witty, it's charming, it has an unexpected dark side... yeah, it's a Pam show. A brief story about decent people who keep getting in their own way, A Perfectly Still Curveball is a mostly lighthearted experience that celebrates human connection and the ways it's most important we show up for each other.... full review

What sort of madman decides they're going to spend the next 27 years of their life reenacting the Peter Jackson Lord of the Rings films in increasingly deranged ways? Riley Smith, that's who. Riley has never met a bit he couldn't commit to and we, as the audience, appreciate his sacrifice 🫡... full review

Turns out, a seventy five minute version of Much Ado with a good dose of Vanderpump Rules style reality television works very well, I am pleased to report!... full review

You do not know where this show is going. I promise you.... full review