Waiting For A Show

Miles Berman is a very clever, smart & talented man! We went for his ride and so glad that we were there to witness his charm, tap dancing, story telling and pure love of theatre while waiting for the show to begin! I so enjoyed it! If you get the chance, go see it! ... full review

It seems impossible to depict the struggles, fears, and journey of a stage manager more accurately and convincingly than this show. It was an unexpectedly delightful experience, and Miles' performance was truly charming. From the pre-show to the end of the play, the creativity shone brightly, making it a refreshing and exhilarating show.... full review

A unique meta take on the one man show. Miles is charming and at his best when he’s improvising with the audience!... full review

What can I say about this show that the other reviewers haven't already said much more eloquently than I? An incredibly unique solo show with an unusual viewpoint (unless you're a theatre nerd like myself) performed solidly. A surprisingly honest, heartfelt work. ... full review

I went all the way down to the Broadwater to support Blake. I didn't even want to go, but I felt guilty throwing away his promotional card after he spent 20 minutes describing his show to me at the Plunge. And then THIS happens?... full review

This was a pleasant surprise with this "non show" very creative one man show about waiting for an actor to show to start a show!... full review

Quick, clever, show with some very relatable moments for aspiring artists who also possess technical skillsets. ... full review

Wonderfully meta to the core.... full review

I'm so glad I saw this show. I didn't know what to expect. At all. It was one of my favorite experiences of Fringe. A hilarious lightning round of inside jokes, theatre humor, and genuinely touching ode's to why any of us are at Fringe in the first place. We all love to see ourselves on stage, and Miles is the perfect vehicle.... full review

Bravo for such a creative, hilarious, engaging performance. I don't know what was funnier: the many moments that elicited the audience laughter or the audience laughter itself.... full review