The Circle Table

Very entertaining! Fun story about relationships in this digital age. Great acting!... full review

The show was really fun and light but layered on top of deep and thoughtful layers. Everyone was so beautifully acted and engaging. It was like a love letter To anyone who has grown up and moved away.... full review

A beautiful representation of Millennial and Gen-Z culture; using technology to connect and love. Beautifully written. Beautifully acted. A strong contender for ensemble theatre. ... full review

It was funny and very warm play!!!!... full review

Great show. Nails that early adult, post small town life. Charming and poignant.... full review

Absolutely loved it. Well done, well connected story, very raw and very real. Special shoutout to Ali Pinkerton, she blew me away and hit every cue, a very talented actress!... full review

A heartwarming show stacked with wonderful characters and performances. Funny, effortlessly charming and touching without being manipulative it is well staged and well composed considering such a large cast of characters that could have quickly become confusing. But Amanda Lloyd keeps everything moving and utilizes the limited space with purpose and creativity to create a breezy and easy to follow experience. In the end it becomes the feel-good play of the Fringe!... full review

A charming coming of age drama that deals with relationships that intertwine told through cell phone interaction.... full review

A very enjoyable play revolving around the lives of young adults who come from the same small town, their struggles in life after high school, and how modern technology (smartphones, video chat, and even rideshare) affect the ways in which they connect with one another. This show has great subtle acting and dialogue that feel like you are watching a good movie or TV show. ... full review

The series of vignettes introduced us to a group of amazing characters who had grown up together but gone on different paths. There is lots of comedy and dramedy, and we bet you can find at least one of these characters to relate to.... full review