Inventive restaging of a heart-wrenching premise - a father and daughter forgiving and saving each other from drug abuse... full review

Pound for pound some of the biggest laughs I’ve had in years! The talent in this show is remarkable. The directing is second to none. If you want to have a great f*cking time- come to this show! ... full review

A short and strong contemplative piece, The Terrible Somnambulists hearkens back to the traditions of existentialist icons in a wonderful way. ... full review

This production is a moving, timely, and beautifully crafted piece of theater that combines heartfelt storytelling with an important social message. Through its interconnected characters and intimate moments, the play explores community, empathy, and resilience in a way that feels both deeply personal and universally relatable.... full review

Silly and heartwarming fun!... full review

genuinely laughed for an hour straight. Kylie Vincent to the moon!... full review

Black Bag Job is a compelling and emotionally resonant production that successfully blends historical drama with psychological tension. The intimate setting draws the audience into a pivotal moment in history, making the ethical dilemmas feel immediate and deeply personal. It's a thoughtful play that lingers in your mind long after the final scene, prompting reflection on responsibility, courage, and the impact of individual choices.... full review

Charming and inventive! Hoop is a call to love and connection in a time where we all can feel alien. RM with this show inspires hope — that the outsider in all of us is, in many ways, what can bring us closer together. ... full review

Dead man was the perfect Friday evening soiree complete with rain, saxophone and death (in its many forms). Hilarious comedic timing coupled with gut-wrenching vulnerability and excellent clowning has me wishing to see this at least once more. ... full review

Loved the two shows together. So radically different and well done! Great performances in both shows, and unexpected plot twists kept me captivated. Great double feature to experience!... full review

I laughed, I screamed, it was a wild ride! The world-building began the second we stepped inside as we were pulled into the action before even getting to our seats.... full review

The Vertical managed to simultaneously transport me into the magical world of live theater and the un-magical world of verticals. Both comedic and painful, the plays commentary on the current plight of the "working actor" is executed in both hilarity and realism. ... full review

A thoughtful, innovative, compelling, and hilarious take on the intense process that a life-long caroler must go through every-single-year, and the truth of what it really takes to make that magic happen in December that most people completely take for granted. ... full review

So good!!! ... full review

A totally unique and genuinely moving immersive theater experience. Every exercise/puzzle honored the individuality of every audience member and rewarded their whole-hearted participation in resolving the conflict among the actors. ... full review

Loved this funny, irreverent salute to Dana Gartland's father Sean. ... full review

Super fun, one of my favorite Fringe shows this year though I usually avoid musicals ... full review

What a lovely play that is so packed with genuine emotion and very present actors. This play is an excellent example of why we need to champion mature artists and writing in Hollywood. Writing was great and I want to see more from this playwright.... full review

Laughed & screamed... full review

Absolutely LOVED it. It's powerful, it's touching, it's hilarious at the same time. I found myself laughing along with the entire audience, and at times, it's so timely provocative, that the reflective silence from the audience is deafening. Megan is such a talented actress. She pours her heart out with such authenticity, that it brings everyone into her journey. She is the embodiment of a deity. ... full review