Jennifer Chun

Transference revisits ideas from On a Clear Day You Can See Forever, but adds a very dark twist! With clever black humor it explores how our past existences color and shape our present lives. ... full review

TRASH is a collection of short pieces touching briefly on subjects pertinent to women in our society. The play is a courageous concept from the mind of Libby Baumgartner.... full review

The Last Croissant was a His Girl Friday meets Midsummer Night's Dream meets Charley's Aunt Mash Up. Fast paced dialogue and bizarre but endearing atmosphere makes for a wild ride through the wild. ... full review

To Richard begins with a soft lullaby, but within the first few minutes of the play the crescendo builds to a scream of pain. I found myself laughing and tearing up in the same gasp. This is a Fringe show not to be missed. Get your tickets now. ... full review

Alive-ish is a dark and strangely beautiful look at one woman's battle with incest, abandonment, and her flirtation with suicide.... full review

The 2nd Annual Trump Family Special was an extremely clever and pointed parody of a 'family special' featuring our negligible first family. I saw the preview and it was a bit on the rough side, but when it is up and truly running, I anticipate that this will be a 'best of Fringe' contender! Absolutely see this one. ... full review

Masher was a clever revenge play with a plethora of creepy surprises.... full review

Wounded was riveting. I found myself engulfed in the story from the onset, and the audience around me was rapt. ... full review