Drew Petriello (he/him)

"Desperate" is the key word in this title as Lola Luvv's desperation leads her to increasingly bizarre lengths to get the attention of a famous director who, I personally think, is overrated, but that makes the situation even more hilarious to me. That said, the sense of stakes felt way off.... full review

A love/hate letter to theatre that anyone who's devoted their life to this strange and ephemeral art form can relate to. Also it's gd hilarious with several "oof, too real" moments.... full review

I have been raving about this play to anyone who will listen. I'm practically evangelical about it. I'm starting to get concerned looks from other Fringers because I won't stop bringing it up. The performance I went to was well-attended, but that house should be packed every showtime.... full review

Hilarious in both concept and execution, with a light dusting of existential dread, you've got to make sure you see this.... full review

Extremely entertaining and compelling the whole way through, Nick's story of addiction is not just the examination of what it means to be an addict, but the trail of broken promises left in his wake.... full review

This show is exactly what it says on the tin... full review

Tag yourself. I'm Shannon.... full review

A near-death experience is a wake-up call and opportunity to discover what is really important to you. Or at least, that's how it's supposed to be. You get real honest after a near-death experience, but in Arizona Rain, much like me when I had mine, that honesty only extends so far. Sometimes, even after facing your own mortality, being honest to the one person that matters most remains impossible: yourself.... full review

Talented finger puppets with a lot of drama going on that is, admittedly, extremely funny, even if it kept interrupting the story of Little Shop of Horrors. Obviously, Little Shop of Horrors was the reason we all attended. No other reason.... full review

This show was very funny. Also, I hardly laughed because I was seized by existential dread for about half of the runtime. Highly recommended!... full review