Drew Petriello (he/him)

Deeply silly, deeply informative. I could have watched the improv and presentation go on for an hour more each.... full review

Coming to QFWFQ, I had very little idea what I was getting into. Even after watching, I'm still not entirely sure I know now either. What I *do* know is that QFWFQ instantly became one of my "must-see" recommendations for HFF25. So get on that before all performances are sold out because they certainly deserve to be and probably will be.... full review

These long-touring musicians just want one little standing ovation. Is that so wrong? I say it's not -- Joel Husky and Bill Whispers along with backing band Goof are underappreciated diamonds in the rough whose tunes will move you to tears (of laughter). The power of music 🤘... full review

Elodie is a heck of a performer with astounding control of their body in a way that is mesmerizing to watch. Whether it's doing a jig or cutting an onion, their specificity of movement reveals an energy that is contagious, yet not like any other.... full review

Look, man, if you haven't hopped aboard the Mark Vigeant train by this point, what are you even doing with your life? Wildly entertaining and inventive, you are doing yourself an utter disservice if you don't see this.... full review

A fun twist on what at first appears to be your average haunted house, the Visitor delights in toying with your expectations in ways that entertain and unsettle.... full review

Utter depravity and madness (endorsement).... full review

What a moving and entertaining performance! If you let it, Eat the Mama will expand your heart to the size of the moon.... full review

George's clown work is full of delightful surprises from start to finish. It's a highly physical performance punctuated by moments of sudden insight and resonance.... full review

It's an incredibly choreographed chaos, this show. A cast of extreme, but well-drawn, personalities bombards you with high energy, one-liners, gags, bickering, blink-and-you'll-miss-it bits, and heart. You may think you know where this play is going, but you really don't, I assure you.... full review