This was a fantastic show fusing together elements of standup with more emotional stories from his personal life. Reed brings a great deal of vulnerability to his performance that I didn’t expect from a one-man comedy show, but there are also extended periods of rolling laughter throughout with no lulls. Terrific pacing the whole way through, and I’d love to recommend this show to friends in other cities should it ever tour!... full review

Wow! Just wow! Fabulous performance by all but especially the lead! Rex Olsen, a true talent! ... full review

Dione delivered an exceptional performance. Her material was hilarious, and the audience was captivated from beginning to end—fully engaged, immersed, and more than willing to join in whenever she interacted with them. A fantastic show! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐... full review

Entertaining, relatable, at times uncomfortably accurate!... full review

Hi. I don’t write reviews. I just saw this show and i’m still reeling. I feel like I was run over – no, run through actually – by an incredibly sexy yet heartbreaking and radically informative freight train. I haven’t cried so much in a theater since the time as an adolescent that I first found out what theater could do. Seriously, go.... full review

Neo: an beautifully deep and thoughtful exploration of the soul, creatively intertwined with our earthly experiences through a unique, supernatural lens. By connecting the ethereal nature of the soul to the gritty reality of life's experiences, the narrative takes the audience on a journey. Admittedly, the storyline can be challenging to follow at times, demanding the viewer’s full and active attention. However, this complexity is ultimately a strength; it invites a profound introspection that a... full review

Kicktastic!! I absolutely loved this show! You’re gonna kick yourself for not seeing it. This show has heart, soul and legs. Such a great display of musical comedy!... full review

A+. Top Marks. Excellent Work & High Praise to Sarah Albritton for adroitly attacking the most difficult subject of our time: AI. Sarah's brilliant performance pokes blistering jabs at the worst pats of our Tech Bro World while bringing a much needed inclusive take on it's foibles. Sarah bravely connects us with her humanity through several characters. This in turn connects the audience more deeply with themselves and each other. ... full review

This show changed my life. My entire concept of theatre. It was an absolute blast, the cast was stacked, the performances were amazing. BRAVO!!... full review

I walked away from Puppydog with a full heart. It's a touching reminder of the simple, selfless love animals give us and how easy it can be to overlook just how much they mean to our lives. Emilie creates such an endearing character that you can't help but root for her from beginning to end. It's a beautiful, compassionate show that balances humor, imagination, and emotion with grace. If you're a dog lover—or simply someone who enjoys theater with heart—this is absolutely a show worth seeing.... full review

A funny ensemble piece of modern dating. My overall impression: unique characters with unique takes. The stakes were also funny. ... full review

I thought it was very clever and creative and extremely polished. I forgot to mention how funny it was. I laughed out loud a lot. I hope that there will be future performances. Beyond the Fringe Festival. She should take it to Edinburgh.... full review

Kathy’s performance of “He Put His Hands On Me” was both thought-provoking and delightfully humorous, keeping the audience engaged from beginning to end. She skillfully balanced moments of laughter with meaningful reflection, delivering her message with confidence, warmth, and impeccable timing. It was an exceptionally well-executed performance that left the audience entertained while inspiring them to think more deeply about the message.... full review

One of my favorite shows of the fedt for sure. So much nuance and specificity, so many laughs in the poetry of recognition. And strikingly performed. Both surprising and contained... full review

SmartDumb Fun Joyful... full review

A one-woman show about the importance of the freedom of speech, online harassment and the unfortunate aftermath of it. ... full review

Hilarious, sharp, and deeply relatable, this show is for every woman who’s ever been judged, underestimated, or made to feel less than. Smart, original, and completely engaging, Cara had me laughing the entire time while still hitting some very real truths. A truly great show that is equal parts funny, empowering, and unforgettable.... full review

A delightful theatre snack!... full review

Terry Ray has written an astonishingly good, if not great play about a subject that is fresh and to my knowledge, uncharted on the stage. With a stellar cast of performers, Ray and company study, analyze, critique and dramatize this well-executed (pun intended) play about Lincoln's unspoken male besties. Amid a carefully illustrated timeline, we meet Mary Todd (different show), along with Lincoln's male partners, and their partners and so-on. "The Lincoln Debate" Is a remarkable, hysterical and t... full review

The performance was absolutely amazing from start to finish. Every child on stage brought incredible energy, enthusiasm, and confidence, making it clear how much hard work and dedication went into the show. It was inspiring to see an all-children cast perform with such talent, teamwork, and professionalism. Each performer played their role with heart, and together they created a memorable show filled with creativity, and emotion. My daughter played Tinkerbell, and she had a great time working ... full review