Three Guys, One Groupon

Such a wholesome, sweet hour spent.... full review

What a fun, witty story about friendship with a nice commentary on “manhood.”... full review

Three Guys, One Groupon is a lovely breezy show about gender roles, beer, and most importantly…friendship. It’s a wonderful way to spend to spend an hour at Fringe and could be the sleeper hit of the entire festival. ... full review

The show was adorable, easy, poignant and clever. The perfect length for fringe in the best venue. ... full review

This amount of unfiltered masculine optimism by a bunch of guys was heartwarming, and a tad unsettling. But that clearly was by design. You'll laugh, gasp, and maybe, just for a second, regain your faith in humanity. I sure was entertained, and I'm sure you'll be too.... full review

Charming and hilarious. I could watch these four women read a phone book. ... full review

The show was great fun. Great characters. Very engaging. ... full review

I thought this show was poorly written and unfunny.... full review

This show encapsulated a lot of pertinent themes, but ultimately left me wanting more. At times it felt like an alternate reality where men have genuine connections with each other and can be unabashedly kind, but the writing left me wanting more authenticity in the characters' interactions, and never quite immersed me in the reality that it sought to present to the audience (from my perspective). A performance that I thought would be simple and pleasant ended up being pretty confusing and disorienting. Also, the whole Canadian thing felt a little too far removed from a comedic consensus reality to keep my interest for a full hour.... full review

It was like hanging out with your best friends if your best friends were WAY more kind and forgiving than they are. ... full review