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tiffany esteb
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June 24, 2026
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Excellent theater! This show really stuck with me! It is disturbing, yes, in an extremely fascinating and compelling way. You should go see this play!...
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Gilded Rage: The Greatest Thing Since Sliced Behead
anonymous
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June 24, 2026
certified reviewer
So fun and creative. ...
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hashtag what i did on my summer FAKE-cation!
cindy jo hinkleman
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June 24, 2026
certified reviewer
I loved Jacqi's show. It reached out and touched various aspects of my life and I felt I could relate! ...
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ROOT (Running Out Of Time)
eve weston
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June 24, 2026
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ROOT is ambitious both in its use of technology and with regard to the ideas it’s excited to explore. It’s a play staged in a theatre that incorporates AR into the performance and story. To its credit, its use of technology was integral to the story and not just a gimmick; it underlined the themes the show explores. A digital being that lives forever requires a medium of some kind in order to be seen or heard....
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ORANGE JULIUS Presents…
sam ditto
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June 24, 2026
certified reviewer
More than just a stand-up show! It was ART! So funny, smart, and vulnerable. ...
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Frank Sriracha: Home is Where the Stage Is
olga savitt
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June 24, 2026
certified reviewer
Buckle up this show is a wild ride! If you need a good laugh to forget your troubles, Frank Sriracha will be your comedic hero. Hilarious, side splitting masterpiece! ...
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Goody
sam ditto
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June 24, 2026
certified reviewer
So much fun! Elena knows how to control a room. Such a great concept, so silly and dumb in the best way! She's so incredibly quick! So funny! Go see this NOW!...
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Slumber Party
catherine okai-brown
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June 24, 2026
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Everything from the writing to performances was steller. It felt I had unlocked an extra gay episode of Gravity Falls, that had me giggling and awwing all the way to curtain call. ...
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Angst
sam ditto
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June 24, 2026
certified reviewer
This show captures anxiety with unsettling accuracy and unexpected humor, turning spiraling thoughts into something theatrical and alive. Relatable, honest, and quietly devastating in the way it recognizes exactly what it feels like to be inside your own head. Great performances from the actors! ...
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Frank Sriracha: Home is Where the Stage Is
sam ditto
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June 24, 2026
certified reviewer
Favorite fringe show! Great concept, great character, hilarious performer. Highly recommend! ...
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Husky Whispers: Baked Alaska
sam ditto
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June 24, 2026
certified reviewer
A great time! Honestly, I only know Bruce Springsteen's hits, but it didn't matter one bit because I laughed my butt off! The songs and lyrics are genuinely clever, balancing silliness with surprising musicality. Funny, inventive, and full of that contagious “they’re having so much fun up there” energy....
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Dragged
jeremy moody
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June 24, 2026
certified reviewer
A unique show that displays Harrison's creative vision and talents well. Harrison has something special here, and everyone involved should be proud of what they've done and how well this worked. I'm glad Harrison reached out and invited me. ...
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F*cking Famous
eve weston
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June 24, 2026
certified reviewer
In this show that’s an odd tribute to impermanence, Molly Sharpe makes it easy to become a “Sharpie.” I hadn't dared to imagine what this show would be, but it delivered. F*cking Famous is funny in a way that’s undeniable: excellent character-driven comedy, absurdist humor, and a truly admirable approach to audience participation—that works insanely well. It’s an oddly brilliant show that manages to be both a ridiculous pop concert in a wig store and, unexpectedly, maybe a sort of game....
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Laundry & Bourbon
sam ditto
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June 24, 2026
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So fun! The characters are vivid and playful, and the physical comedy gives everything an extra spark of joy and surprise. It’s energetic and just plain fun to watch unfold....
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Husky Whispers: Baked Alaska
dan ruth
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June 24, 2026
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Not knowing the Springsteen reference(s) didn't matter, I enjoyed the teamwork of Riley & Cole and their spot-on harmonies. Like being entertained on their front porch!...
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Inconceivable
sam ditto
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June 24, 2026
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Inconceivable is a heartbreaking, hilarious, and deeply personal dive into infertility. The performer moves between razor-sharp stand-up and raw storytelling with an ease that makes you laugh even as your chest tightens. It’s vulnerable without ever feeling performative, and the humor hits harder because you can feel what’s underneath it. Funny, brutal, and quietly devastating in the best way....
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Bean vs. The Robots: A Solo Show Musical
aria gittelson
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June 24, 2026
certified reviewer
A really special one woman show that subtly reveals itself to you over time. It is weird and quirky in all the best ways. It is also clearly a deeply personal show to this writer/performer, but you are still able to take away your own meaning from it. Just honest enough to be relatable and vulnerable, just vague enough to keep some things beautifully and expertly hidden within the art. I really, really loved it. ...
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Lustily Ever After: The Musical
matt morillo
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June 24, 2026
certified reviewer
Fun, sexy, and a all around great time filled with great performances, lots of laughs, and great music!...
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Nun Slut
robby angell
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June 24, 2026
certified reviewer
Had me down on my knees with my tongue out! For...sacred reasons, of course....
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30 April 1975: How We Left
tanya dickson
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June 24, 2026
certified reviewer
What a truly beautiful and engaging solo show experience. It was an important history lesson too, told in an intimate and personal way. Vivi has a elegant way about her as she tells us her absolutely riveting family story. ...
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