Molly is the funniest person on the planet. She is able to manipulate her face and body to communicate something new, that’s both threat and invitation; it creates a sort of uncanny valley of strange joy. She also has such a skill for made up words.... full review

Ong i had such a fun time! Elissa is hilarious and so compelling ! I was hanging on every word. I laughed so much and got emotional as well. What a great night at the theater. Thanks for everything! ... full review

Gretchen's story is a unique story of struggle, discrimination, heartbreak, empowerment and redemption, all set in a bizarre community nestled away in the woods of Salem, MA. ... full review

The action of “Alps, Adieu!” starts even before the audience has been seated in this energetic play that explores how one of life’s big decisions impacts a divided family’s dynamics. ... full review

A desperate, Soul searching vampire navigates and ponders the life sucking numbness he’s feeling in every space, from an Applebees to a therapists office to heaven and ultimately hell, Stan aka Ethel Stan the vampire discovers that all the orgies in castles, power and beautiful Brad Pitt shiny vampire faces in the world etc can’t replace living in the now and appreciating his family. ... full review

Alli Herman has a beautiful stage presence, and her talent shines in this tiny but mighty show. I only wish it was longer so I could spend more time with her earnest embodiment of Anna Nicole Smith. It inspires empathy for her story, and all the sex symbols who are misunderstood.... full review

It was a fun watch and flew by! Great job to everyone involved. ... full review

Jon Schnitzer's "Something Spooky" is not only so satisfyingly spooky, it's also utterly hilarious and heartwarming (love you Bubbie Charlotte!) as he masterfully weaves this true tale of both the natural and supernatural elements that created both tears and bonds between him, his family and the spirit world. His usage of props, shadows/light, video, silhouettes, EMF readers/dowsing rods, audience interaction, etc really brings his story to life. ... full review

A beautiful, funny, heartwarming, searing and deeply honest show. Such a brave and well-written outing - both literally and metaphorically. ... full review

Truly brilliant and necessary! Finally, a piece of theater that confronts how corrupt and lawless our internet age has become. Tiffany Esteb is a force to be reckoned with, delivering one of the most urgent stories I've seen on stage. A powerhouse performer with a necessary message that demands to be heard.... full review

Pee your pants funny! Hysterical!! I laughed, I cried, I laughed till I cried!!! Entertained from the time we hit the theater…. By the time we left, the entire audience “are GAY now “!!!? Seriously, so much talent and cleverness on Stage. AND that Ricky Lantana!!!!... full review

This was an excellent production with top of the line acting and writing! Every character in this production pulled at your heart strings with their believable and real performances. I like how they had a diverse cast that looks and sounds like the United States we live in today. This story was very timely and realistic.... full review

Great show! Had a lot more fun that I expected. Really leaned into the campiness of the premise while taking itself seriously enough for you to still care. You don’t often see fringe shows that make you want the longer version. If you were doing a longer version I would like to see more from underutilized actors. For example, the blonde journalist could sing well but didn’t have much to do and I would want more of her in any future iterations of the show. I grew up in a town with a huge ... full review

This is one of my fav shows in the Fringe. It was one of those experiences where I literally had no idea what was going to happen next and found myself laughing nonstop. Aidan's playful stream-of-consciousness was so fun to watch, and I was touched by the heartwarming message in the end, which totally took me by surprise! ... full review

I felt like I was in a Sabrina Carpenter music video in the best way. It was campy, ridiculous, random, fun, sexy, and an overall blast. I especially loved Ben and Bex. They made me chuckle and were great with crowd interaction. The immersive pre-show was very enjoyable and made me feel like a detective. Yay musicals!... full review

So, this was my first theater play since high school, and naturally, I was more impressed with the outcome of stage presence. At first, it was confusing because I didn’t understand the title. However, as the different scenes progressed, I started to grasp the meaning. The parts that were funny were genuinely hilarious. There were also certain situations and lines that resonated with me, making me reflect and think deeply. It’s amazing how a play can make you realize that certain points are valid ... full review

Drew Petriello knows how to write a comedy!! One moment you're wrapped up in the genuine stakes of the election and the next, a character says something idiotic and reminds you where the show actually takes place. This writing cleverly poked fun at corruption in politics without feeling bleak or heavy-handed. Thomas Hollow came off as a naive, arrogant, yet likable presidential hopeful, which is quite hard to pull off! Reid Emmons was a comedic superstar in this play. I was cracking up anytime... full review

It was mind-blowing and hilarious.... full review

Such a touching show.Truly felt like I was looking into the mirror of my own heart. Such clever beats, concepts and moments. It was heartbreaking and kind of fun going on this adventure with this character. Such beautiful verse weaving the show all around my heart. I hope the audiences hear these words and feel less alone, but I also hope we all learn to reach out more. ... full review

Ahhh....the solo show journey...How to write a solo show? What do you say? What questions do you ask? Do you join a solo show class? Please the teacher with witty answers to his questions? Do you just say f-it, I'm going to go to Peru and let the ayahuaysca do the writing for me? Maybe I'll be original with how I break the fourth wall and talk to the audience. Perhaps I'll find my show in their expressions and reactions? Should I sing? Yes! ALL OF THE ABOVE! Stefan Marks brilliantly weaves a sol... full review