On the Line

victor isaac · June 24, 2026 certified reviewer
This show was very good! With a well written script, crisp direction, and excellent acting, The Unknown Artists have outdone themselves. ... full review

Punish Me

dondre tuck · June 24, 2026 certified reviewer
This is my second time seeing this production since seeing it performed earlier this year and the subtle adjustments are noticeable. Tighter transitions, stronger pacing and grounded performances help the show feel more polished. Despite a few slight technical lighting miscues during a recent performance, the actors remained professional, allowing the production to shine. “Punish Me” continues to be a thoughtful and engaging coming-of-age dramedy worth seeing.... full review

Playback

dondre tuck · June 24, 2026 certified reviewer
Overall, “Playback” is an enjoyable, well-written modern play with strong potential. The set is clean, the direction is effective, and the production has a clear sense of style. With a little more patience in the emotional beats and a stronger commitment to playing the circumstances truthfully, this show could land even more strongly.... full review

A Haunting Revue II

dondre tuck · June 24, 2026 certified reviewer
Even though some of the scenes feel underdeveloped, the variety of the vignettes, the lighting choices and the structure of the evening offered moments of interest. With more refinement, this could become a more cohesive and engaging production.... full review

Couplet: Folk Marry Kill

richelle meiss · June 24, 2026 certified reviewer
I cried throughout- it was more touching than I was expecting! Their love for each other really shines through and their show is a throwback to great musical duos of the past. A must see!... full review

Fulfillment

dondre tuck · June 24, 2026 certified reviewer
Although “Fulfillment” runs a bit long, this is one of the stronger Fringe productions I have seen this year. The cast is sharp, the direction is clear, and the story has enough humor and sincerity to keep the audience invested. More importantly, this production lingers with you long after the show is over.... full review

Maybe It’s You

william lopriore · June 24, 2026 certified reviewer
Julia wrote comedy, tragedy and beautiful and funny songs all delivered masterfully with honesty and fun. She gave a great performance from start to finish. Go see it. You will love it!... full review

30 April 1975: How We Left

antony kalathara · June 24, 2026 certified reviewer
30 minutes flew by! Brilliant storytelling that kept me captivated from start to finish and historical things aren’t usually my cup of tea. Left me needing more!!... full review


The Mary & Margo Art Expérience

josh greiveldinger · June 24, 2026 certified reviewer
Best thing I saw all fest... full review

Maybe It’s You

josh greiveldinger · June 24, 2026 certified reviewer
Best of the fest... full review

Theft of Fire

ernest kearney · June 24, 2026 certified reviewer
He swings; he misses.... But at least he swung,... full review

The End of the World

edward hong · June 24, 2026 certified reviewer
An amazing premise that gets distracted a bit here and there but grounded by one hell of a charismatic and engaging storyteller that will otherwise engage audiences thoroughly.... full review

The End of the World

dana maxwell · June 24, 2026 certified reviewer
Destiny Faith dazzles in this incredible one woman show! Eye opening, provocative, and beautifully written. The show takes the audience through difficult topics of conversation and uncomfortable truths, while managing to be darkly funny, moving, and entertaining! Amazing poetry throughout, and a blend of visuals that enrich the play and move the story forward. Well done, brava! ... full review

Body as an Archive

ted lin · June 24, 2026 certified reviewer
Wow! Jun was a circus teacher of our sons for a time, and we never knew the depth of her backstory. To learn of this in a dramatic theatrical setting is a revelation of her character and how she achieved her skill level in such a dramatic way. "Body as an Archive" is a moving one person show with circus arts and real emotion. Very courageous. ... full review

They Tend To Themselves: A Choreopoem

constance jaquay strickland · June 24, 2026 certified reviewer
I fully understood, embraced with open arms, and possibly even evoked Gabrielle as one of my ancient ancestors channeled to remind my spirit to think beyond my physical essence. As she grabbed the hand of a Black woman and spoke truth through touch, she erased years of pain, opened a portal for healing, and made way for enlightenment. Proud. Stunned. In awe. My solar plexus exploded each time Gaby’s voice reached back hundreds of years to bring us to this very moment in time, together. My ... full review

Mod's Medical Miracles

bryan tarver · June 24, 2026 certified reviewer
Where to begin. The driving force behind Mod's is the jaunty madcap dynamic between the show's three characters, aptly named Mod, Maude, & Odd. Their hapless navigation of medical curiosa is both endearing & engaging, asking the audience to participate in a few interactive demonstrations themselves (there was a barefoot at one point & it wasn't a performer's). Beyond bumbling medical dissertations & long-held sibling head-butting between Mod & Maude, I was impressed by a clever use of shadow ... full review

Black Bag Job

dency nelson · June 24, 2026 certified reviewer
Stunning!... full review

RISE

tiffany esteb · June 24, 2026 certified reviewer
Beautiful show with raw emotion, a poetic dreamscape!... full review

Bellingham Bay

claire robin · June 24, 2026 certified reviewer
I loved this show! Katherine is an amazing writer and performer. I became so invested in the story and the characters, and the way it was told was so satisfying!... full review

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