John Patrick Daly

Excellent acting and a surprisingly fantastical structure make for a neat twist on the character and story you may not have known but always suspected. And that wig. That wig is divine. ... full review

A charming premise that reveals itself to be a powerful message of self love and self realization. Lara created her own fairy tale and tells it well, with the help of several characters that she switches between deftly through the show. ... full review

Fantastic writing, a talented ensemble, and a fascinating subject combine to make this a great show. This one will stick with you for a while. ... full review

I hated every moment of this show. It was painful, embarrassing, and drawn out. And everyone should see it. Especially if you have ever worked with a stage manager. ... full review

Strong acting from strong women make for great story telling. Overall, a revealing look into the lives of two women who were going for what they wanted, using what assets they had. ... full review

A great show that takes all of the topics and thoughts you wish you could say and puts them right in front of your face to their natural and ugly conclusion. Great acting, great writing, quick back and forth. Highly recommend it.... full review

Hilarious, touching, immediate, provoking, masterful. These are a few words I would use to describe Victor Isaac in The Word. From the moment that he steps on the stage he commands your attention and works with such ease. A brilliant piece with great writing, great directing, and amazing acting. The best show of Fringe by far.... full review

Funny, genuine, powerful, and fun. So. Much. Fun. Emily Goglia has managed to create a night full of laughs and heart with her incredible voice and captivating stage presence. As she takes you through a story that we are all too familiar with - a breakup she didn't see coming - she plays with heartbreak, self preservation, self discovery, and romance in general as she belts and serenades you through it all. Even the technical aspects of the show don't disappoint, as the band, sound, and light des... full review

A hilarious take on the one person genre, using pop culture references, Harry Potter, and not a small amount of snark and self deprecation. Even if you think you know where this one is going, you are in for surprises. Maddie Patrick delivers a fresh take on a character seldom seen outside of a bathroom stall. Must see!... full review