Jennifer Chun

Caitlin has a biting wit and solid sense of story telling. I enjoyed the experience of being in her "pre-school class" for an hour as we were carried on a journey through her young adult life. ... full review

Full disclosure: I am not a 'certified reviewer' because I was slated to see another show, but I arrived too late to get into to it, and rushed over to This Way Yonder. But I'm so glad that I did. I was parked in a one hour parking space (the show is over an hour) and I didn't care. I thought the play was well worth whatever I'd pay in parking fines.... full review

Cirque du Giselle was pure eye candy....No, more than that. It was pure eye creme brulee - a delicious treat at the end of our long Fringe day. The ballet, arial acrobatics, lighting, projections, and story pulled me in and washed away everything for that one hour. ... full review

Earth to Karen was a raucous, insightful, and endearing look at the life and times of the "Diaper Lady." The story skillfully moves us from the inception of Karen's 'life, post diaper' to her ultimate ability to embrace all that she is - diaper and helmet included. ... full review

Monkey Mind is an interesting evening that has aspects reminiscent of H.R. Pufnstuf, Alice in Wonderland, and all the things my Buddhist mother tells me on a daily basis. It gives life to the nightmare of inner voices that attack all of us as we struggle through the process of growing and changing. ... full review

Yes. No. Maybe. was My Dinner With Andre meets Indecent Proposal meets Burlesque. It was an evening of esoteric discussion about the choices we make regarding sex, our dreams, and our desire to connect with other human beings. ... full review

We saw the late night performance of Princess Magic's Trash Time Revue, and it was the perfect ending for a day of fine Fringe shows. With raucous, unapologetic, and bizarre humor, this show put the exclamation point on our Fringing experience. ... full review

From the moment we were welcomed on board the 'ship,' we knew we were in for a wild voyage! ShipWracked is dripping with burlesque talent, all delivered with splashes of impeccable comedic timing. ... full review

Run. Do not Walk. Or stop by the pub. Just go!! You will be laughing and then, of course, crying as John Fico deftly takes your soul in his competent hands and skillfully leads you through his portrayal of four distinct characters and their struggles through love and Alzheimers. ... full review

Shotgun dialogue with a healthy splash of physical comedy made this little gem a delight to watch.... full review