Not That Illegal

Way too long and not very funny for a comedy.... full review

What a story!!! Holey moley. The things one has to do to stay in the country to live the American Dream. Such an interesting concept to flesh out on stage. The character, Ali Can, has his ups and downs throughout the show, but you are constantly rooting for him. ... full review

A sweet and funny farce about the absurdity of our immigration system and government bureaucrats and the strength of the bond of friendship to overcome all.... full review

A fun way to spend 90 minutes with a cute soundtrack and dedicated actors. ... full review

Funny, well written, strong actors all telling the modern story of an expiring work visa in the U.S... full review

It's a comedy show about very common issue faced by working immigrants in USA. Turkish guy who lived in the country for last 12 years has to find solution how to stay in the country which he likes with people which he loves... It's very dynamic show , with nice jokes, and great play from actors. You won't notice how 90 mins will pass. Leading actors playing main characters did fantastic job!... full review

I dug the sentiment of this show but it was too long and the important subject matters were too flippant.... full review

A warm story with great acting! America is a county that provides freedom and makes dreams happen. Watching a skilled immigrant's touching story, the desperate conditions of the regulations and the power of the friendship will pull you inside. I did not understand how 90 minutes had passed.... full review

Spectacular show!! Well-written play and outstanding performance from all of the cast. Must watch to have some fun time!... full review

This was the best Fringe Festival production to date. The direction was outstanding, Director Ashley Karp never lets me down. Her casting of Evan Causey Alesha G, and Martin Hardlund blew the house down. Her staging worked incredibly well, allowing for sunsets within the larger stage. Yusuf Yildiz’ script was funny, touching and, most important, made me think about the intersectionality of life issues. Thank you Ashley Karp for your incredible talent and bringing together such gifted actors. This is a production not to be missed. ... full review