Vivi Thai

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

Moving and fun, this show brought up a near-and-dear issue of appropriation and taking a look at the other side. This is exactly what "meta" is meant for! J. Elijah Cho takes a controversial piece of artistic history and fills it with compassion while still not condoning the facts. He got to the heart of the matter in a really fun way, proving that comedy can still punch you in the gut.... full review

Fertile is a wonderfully written play exploring all the emotional nuances of what it takes to bring a child into this techno-godlike world. Heather Dowling is magnificent in telling her candid, compassionate and surprisingly complex story. Seeing multiple characters' points of view, I almost forgot I was watching a one-woman show! ... full review

As someone who read "Little Women" as a child, I really liked watching this play for the ways the story "explained" the parts of the book's plot that bothered me when I was a kid. It was a very enjoyable experience!... full review

A great, fun story with fantastic acting and compelling questions about our current political climate. Go see it!... full review

The story created here subverts the superhero tropes well. Full of funny jokes about secret identities and superhero struggles, the play's core centers around a married couple's struggle that is very real and very poignant. It definitely gave me some serious feels. ... full review

A play about Vietnamese food? Of course it will have food! I wasn't sure what to expect with this one-woman show, and I was so glad I came. It's especially satisfying to listen to someone tell a wonderful story that is so close to home. Simple and engaging, with lots of wonderful stuff to try. ... full review

This show was hilarious! This is a must-see for anyone who has ever done theatre. Funny and poignant and all the things you hope for when you go into a (kinda) dark room to watch a story.... full review

I was very impressed with this show! Doug Harvey seamlessly switches from one character to another with an ease and simplicity that very few actors can manage. The story captivated, and the message was beautiful. Direction and structure of the story was fantastic. Must be experienced!... full review

This show takes seeming caricatures of religious nuts and grounds them into real, complex characters who are reactions to their upbringing. The actors are solid, and the message is an unexpected, moving surprise.... full review