THE BULLY PROBLEM

It was well made but the story was generic. I grew up in the 80s-90s and have seen the nerd vs. bully story many times, so to me, it wasn't anything original... very predictable, and therefore I felt bored. It almost felt like an after-school special or a PSA. ... full review

Polished, save the distractingly bad sound quality, which was a shame because the songs were catchy. As close to an old-school Broadway musical as Fringe could get!... full review

An energetic and talented cast can't overcome the uninspired, pedestrian score that diminishes the potential of this charming little tale that feels like a modern-day homage to the 198o film, "My Bodyguard." ... full review

An incredibly fun (and funny) show with a lot of charm. 4 out of 5 stars.... full review

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Every single person on that stage had excellent delivery, timing and energy. They committed 100% and it's one of the best ensemble casts I've seen in a while. 95% of them had incredible vocal quality. Like so close to what you see on Broadway and the 5% wasn't bad at all. It's Fringe, so let's calm down Anonymous review... Overall it's a strong, energetic show and you'll definitely be entertained - the story was one we've all seen and heard before thought so it wasn't anything particularly epic or even different. While my review may seem nit-picky, I do think the show was fun.... full review

It's called the Bully Problem, but you never get to know the bully's problems. The bullies come across as a mean spirited, totally cliche, sad lot of one dimensional characters. The singers were talented though, but the story was predictable, and the characters cliche. It was a well produced, however, especially for Fringe budget I would imagine with some talented performers. Overall, it's probably better suited for a young audience.... full review