Vivi Thai (she/her)

A very energetic and fun show with a deeper message! Andrew's enjoyment of bringing this to life is palpable, and he takes you along for the ride! It's creative and employs many different styles that bring this character and message to life.... full review

I'm so glad I saw this show! Gretchen tells her story with a lot of humor and grace. Her "witchy" ways really shine through as she tells her story. ... full review

Murder Podcast was so fun! I didn't think I could say that about, well, a murder podcast, but it's true! Marcelina and Jonathan create a great dynamic together that is really engaging. I'm not a big "true crime" podcast fan, but I was a fan of this one!... full review

This show was a fantastic parody of the self-help influencer/public speaker. Kathleen was really compelling and fun to watch.... full review

Dara weaves a wonderful tale about her mom and how she navigates through the world when you're grieving. Very relatable and hilarious!... full review

Who knew you could have an academic discussion about d*ck pics?? But that is what the show did wonderfully well. It was fun and engaging and told from the heart. Cara was a joy to watch on stage. ... full review

Both shows are very cute! The first, "I Hate How You Dress" has one surprising reveal after another. It's a very interesting look at the afterlife, and the actors had a great time telling the story. "Our Cemetery" shows how friendships weather age and experience, wonderfully told by the actors. Both tales are great bedfellows.... full review

Wow wow wow! This play is an incredibly moving piece and the message of hope we are so desperately seeking right now. A wonderful reminder of racial intersectionality that is relevant and much-needed. Very personal to the writer/director and beautifully done with care. You will be so glad you saw this!... full review

Fantastic idea and very well executed! Watching a therapist struggle with her own problems while working with patients was compelling and thought-provoking. Definitely worth watching how these characters relate to each other. ... full review

A beautifully raw and honest account of Marissa's experience with a side of OCD that isn't discussed much. It's funny and heartwarming, and like so many stories that tell the truth about the human experience, it is so very relatable. Even with a full house, Marissa makes it feel like she is talking intimately to you; she has a rare gift. The show flows so well that you don't even notice the time passed, and want to know more!, when it is done. This performance is exactly what makes Fringe Fes... full review