Gabrielle Jackson held time in the palm of her hand, suspending us in the in between places that only incredible art can take us. ... full review

Funny and heartfelt... full review

A spot-on, clever satire of the unfortunate podcast bro phenomenon. A must see if you can't stand those guys....well who can?... full review

I found Sister Wivez to be funny and fast-paced. A combination of laugh-out-loud dialogue and physical comedy supported by surprisingly professional props and costuming. The play served as an energetic ambassador for the spirit of the Fringe event!... full review

Such a funny and gloriously naughty show! Like the best college class you never took! Natalia is a super engaging performer. the combination her expertise and her wonderful sense of humour are what make this such a special show!... full review

Paris Moon's dancing, energy, and presence captivated from the very beginning of the show! Their body expressed more than words ever could. ... full review

Wow! On the Line is so well written and directed by Pamela Eberhardt and Dan Testa. It's amazing what they accomplished in just one hour in this thriller/mystery. The casting is perfect. Jeff Scot Carey is solid and compelling as Randall. Lucas Alifano is charismatic, a delight to watch. He brings a charm and creepiness to Nick --exactly what the role requires. Emily Clark's Hannah is breathtaking. She brings a quiet strength and vulnerability to the character, delivering a performance that is ... full review

It's nearly impossible to move through life without experiencing that drifting loss of a friendship deteriorating into a memory. This show so perfectly exemplifies that creeping understanding that two people are slowly changing away from each other. That too many little slights and misunderstandings create a current to drift away on. And the heartbreaking moment when the other person goes beyond the horizon with no way for you to tell them how much they meant to you. But the fact that this show i... full review

Taya is a masterful improviser and absolutely hilarious!... full review

Two lovely stories with a talented cast. They had great comedic timing.... full review

Garrett takes you on an epic tale: thoughtfully written and simply yet elegantly staged, delivered with charm and wit. So much of the Fringe seems to be about the loudest and wildest that a subtle gem like this one can be overlooked. Take the time to be delighted.... full review

Beautiful, engaging, powerful, and poignant performance and storytelling. The time FLEW by and I found myself wanting so much more. ... full review

Very creative. Well written. Nicely acted.... full review

This show was fantastic! Sarah Dealy has created a one-of-a-kind, constantly surprising and always entertaining one-woman show. Her view of the world and approach to her story is so unique.I've never seen anything like it. And her comic timing is excellent. I laughed out loud many times. What a fun night of theater!... full review

Funny, dark, and wildly entertaining! A highly talented cast paired with a whip smart script makes for a delightful evening of theater. This show is what Fringe is all about! ... full review

This play is so unbelievably timely, you almost think it was on purpose. A show about San Ysidro residents dealing with air pollution that is making them sick is what everyone needs to see RIGHT NOW. ... full review

Such an incredible, thought-provoking, and funny show from top to bottom! Cara tells a story that is so vulnerable and personal, yet universal and relatable. It's like nothing I've heard or seen before and delivered with so much heart and humor. Her specifics are hilarious! Cara hits the gamut of human emotion - joy, disgust, sadness, embarrassment, romance, nostalgia, ferocity. It's an absolute must-see!... full review

The show was a fantastic blend of nostalgia and dark comedy. Rachel does an amazing job introducing the audience to her Mom and the bond they had. 20 minutes in, the entire audience is in tears. The story makes you reflect, feel a deep sense of want for a parent, and go through the stages of grief.... full review

What a wonderful show to watch! Pam is riveting as she takes you through her life with her two children and how she got there, after not wanting kids. She is a captivating performer who is unflinching in her truth, which makes the show deeper than it may seem on the surface. See this if you want to laugh and have feels!... full review

I attended the June 24 performance. Unlike Mr. Blaha’s previous three editions of his one-man, one-Mike (see what I did there) shows, this one was neither as scatalogical as his professorial takes on sexual double entendres nor as “Road to Morocco”-ish as his Digital Nomad travelogue of 2025. This year’s Pivotal Nomad was, while still hilarious in parts, more insightful of our globetrotting guide and darker in his assessment of the current state of world and national affairs. All in a delightful ... full review