Pinata

I usually only like big musical Broadway level productions but I am so glad I went to see this small play. The actors were great and the show was even better than I hoped it would be. ... full review

A great play starts with a great script, and the characters in this script are perfectly "disharmoniously balanced" which is to say, they're the perfect characters to not-get-along and create hilarious conflict along the way. There were lots of laughs in the performance I attended, and the actors nailed it. I'm a bit of a play snob, there's a lot of them I don't like, but I loved this one.... full review

I thoroughly enjoyed Pinata.... full review

Without a doubt, the best comedy I've seen so far at Fringe... The audience laughed all the way through it... Perfect casting, perfect script, and amazing direction. Wow!!!! ... full review

It's a fun, funny, upbeat show.... full review

Very funny and enjoyable. Definitely make time to see Pinata ... full review

A simple set up with lots of complex (and hilarious) emotional terrain beneath it. Both silly and deep. The tight direction of a concise and spot-on script is fully kicked to the next level by truly funny and committed acting. Lots of stuff going on behind the rapid fire jokes. Hell, even the clown adds some lower-the-boom gravity to the madness. Big recommend! ... full review

Go!... full review

You'd be hard-pressed to find a more delightful way to spend an hour than with these fine actresses and their "mommy" issues. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED... full review

It should go on your list. Tracey Rooney, Tracy Eliott, Starina Johnson and Patty Jean Robinson deliver the laughs and the heart which brings Scott Mullen's wonderful writing and Stan Zimmweman's skillful directing to life! ... full review