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Courageous, truthful, touching, humorous, and entertaining. ... full review

Unmasked Anonymous was an incredibly thought-provoking and entertaining experience. Both Jessica and Megan were phenomenal actresses and fully committed to the various characters they presented. I laughed, cried and thought about the themes of the play long after the show ended. A definite must see if you want a different/new experience that will open your eyes to many of the human experiences about insecurities, trauma and the various ways we present ourselves to the world in both inauthentic and authentic ways. ... full review

Crazy weird fun show. Kept me at the edge of my seat!... full review

This show will make you laugh, cry, and fall in love with characters by the end. I thoroughly enjoyed my first UA meeting and loved the special touches the actors have made before and after the show to include the audience on their characters’ journeys. ... full review

The show was very entertaining! There was a great balance between emotion and laughter. It is said that all shows must come to an end but I really didn't want this one to end.... full review

Emotional! Unlike anything else you’ll see at fringe this year. ... full review

This is the most memorable Fringe show I've ever seen. I didn't know two people could cause such an emotional impact in one hour; I teared up heavily, and I also laughed heavily. I'm usually always checking the time, but that one hour flew by and disappeared before my eyes. This show is not only entertaining but also touching, relatable, original, and healing. I commend these two for being authentic and I know it will inspire many. ... full review

The play was intriguing, humorous, heart-felt, raw and authentic. It was fun and enjoyable to watch as an audience member and supporter of real art that’s personal and specific. The dynamic and layers of each character personality was wonderful which added to the journey that these two performers took us on. ... full review

Jessica and Megan really blew me away with their humor - but more so what was underneath the humor. I related to both women on so many levels. Unmasked Anonymous was Honest and carried a message about the alter-ego that had me questioning my own authenticity. I wore a mask for most of my life. Still do sometimes… it was really cool to see these two women bare their souls on stage. ... full review

A short glimpse into a very complex part of life. We all mask, in one way or another, at some time or another. And this show is a perfect personification of this concept. Whether it means hiding your true self, or finding your true self. The characters were charming, dynamic, and very very real. This was the first show I’ve seen in a long time, and it reminded me why I enjoy live theatre so much. Feeling the raw emotions bleed from one person into another. You create a bond with the person on stage, and you connect in a way unlike any other. And this performance bled the very same. Cheers to the two striking actresses in this piece! I would urge anyone who appreciates a thought provoking, intimate, and entertaining environment to go see this... full review