I had an absolute blast at this show. I've never seen anything so funny, genuinely educational, and somehow also sexy all at the same time, but Natalia pulls it off effortlessly. Her energy is infectious, and the entire audience seemed locked in from the first minute. I honestly can't remember the last time I left a show feeling this entertained while also learning so much. I laughed a lot, learned a lot, and spent the drive home telling friends all the weird facts I had just picked up.... full review

Definitely a great time for fans of Bowie and those who followed him in the 70s and 80s. This show is a personal narrative- Albie essentially tells his life story through the lens of following David Bowie, and it's a fun ride through the glam rock era. My mom would have loved every minute! Albie speaks a lot about how his troupe, the Mums, performed juggling, tightrope walking, and magic- the show contains a few moments of this but is 95% Albie telling his story. I would've loved to see more o... full review

The show was well researched and presented information in an enjoyable and comprehensive way.... full review

An excellent, deeply-committed performance of a compelling character.... full review

A lighthearted, frivolous romp through…existential terror. A Brechtian homage to Godot. The writing is top-notch: this is probably the smartest play at Fringe this year. Go. You’ll either be hurt or healed. White and Black stand under a lamppost in the middle of nothingness. Why are they there? How did they get there? What is out there? Can they leave? The play asks more questions than it answers. Words that popped to mind include fear, absurd, poetry, memory, madness, existential, religion,... full review

I absolutely adored this play. It takes really special writing and acting to explore these themes without sliding into cynicism — kudos to the team! It's been two days since I watched it and I'm still thinking about it — it's rare and wonderful when a story stays with you days after.... full review

A wonderfully vulnerable story where Kelly Mullis walks us through her life growing up in the military, while pushing through the often unpredictable relationships with her family.... full review

Inspiring! A clown show and a bit more! So human!... full review

This show was such a riot — beginning to end! So many laughs and twists and turns!... full review

Loved the concept and setting of the summer camp - and great performances!! ... full review

An absolutely delight, with depth, and deliriously entertaining tales! A wonderfully intimate journey that effortlessly runs the gamut of emotions, and still provides laugh-out-loud outrageousness!... full review

Natalia's first impression on anyone is that she can effortlessly flow as a performer and make a comedic moment out of anything. Her clever wordplay, humorous delivery, intelligent observations, and vibrant visuals, naturally blend into an extremely creative and informative show. What she's done with Survival of the Filthiest is a testament to her genius. How many other comedy shows give audiences the chance to laugh constantly, absorb fun facts about animals, become a temporary game show con... full review

Honesty and transparency fill the script that is “Good Boys Anonymous.” It is a heartfelt tour de force confessional of the dangers and consequences of living your life to please other people. Bill Prudich is a standout, and is surrounded by an talented ensemble of actors. Would see it again! ... full review

As a performer Welcome to Hell is part worst nightmare and part fantasy. Mark plays a very affable devil, teasing sins out from the audience in a way where you are begging to tell him your deepest, darkest secrets (which I did, eek). Then we get to see his merry band of demons bring us down to our very own performance pet peeve hellscape. I really love a show where the audience is given a guarantee and the joy is how the performers interpret it. This is the perfect late night watch after a day of... full review

When the poster says it’s a “stupid sexy party,” you wonder how exactly that’s going to be achieved, but what CLUB CLOWN delivers is all that and more. And what’s even more astounding is that somehow amongst all the absolute chaos and madness that has you on the brink of tears, you’ll unexpectedly find yourself wanting to cry because it’s all so unapologetically human and it takes the time to pack so much love and heart into a very stupid and very sexy package. GO SEE IT NOW.... full review

A beautiful and inventive way to show someone's interior state while they project something else to the rest of the world.... full review

Seamlessly moving from period drama to animation, and from manhood to boyhood, Alex guides the audience through a world of wonder, nostalgia, and tenderness, all infused with his signature humor.... full review

This show was amazing ! It reminds me of some of the best movies of the eighties, it had great music, a huge great cast, and characters that are all slightly offbeat and unaware of how they affect the others in the group… I don’t know much about the music scene of the 60’s &70’s but the show is like a jukebox musical of a mythic and troubled (fictional band) who is reuniting for what could be a smash hit tour or one last show… loooooved that story line- and after it was over I wanted to see the... full review

So weird and fun that I forgot I was watching a play multiple times during the production. ... full review

Absolutely LOVED it!!... full review