Confessions of a Pregnant Stripper

sophiah koikas · June 24, 2026 certified reviewer
Great job! Carried emotions through out the whole show. Well done!... full review

Barbie Smith: God's Favorite Tease

christine castanon · June 24, 2026 certified reviewer
Yamini is a talented character actor! Her point of view as Barbie was so clear that she could improv with the audience with hilarity and ease. ... full review

Roast Your Chestnuts

tanner cipriano · June 24, 2026 certified reviewer
Move over BAD SANTA, Mrs. Clause has more important things to say and she's not afraid to use some profanity!!! So much fun seeing Tanya perform as a raunchy and no-holds-barred version of this under-appreciated Christmas character who finally gets the spotlight she deserves! The writing was filled with such smart jokes and brutal roasts that I was laughing as much as I was also wondering, "Should I be laughing at the hilarious thing she just said??" Tanya, Ashely, and their whole team of produce... full review

BALL BOY

john weselcouch · June 24, 2026 certified reviewer
A beautiful and quirky, coming of age story focusing on a gay man trying to fully realize himself without losing touch with his mildly homophobic, sports obsessed, New England dad.... full review

Barbie Smith: God's Favorite Tease

rush zutshi · June 24, 2026 certified reviewer
This show was an absolute riot! Easily one of the funniest shows I've watched at Fringe this year. Yamini is an excellent performer and so connected to both — the character as well as the audience. It says a lot without being didactic and hardly a minute goes by without a real laugh. Go check it out!... full review

Interviewing for the Role of Father

rush zutshi · June 24, 2026 certified reviewer
Xander really bled for his art and it shows. What a raw, emotional, and powerful performance that can only come from someone speaking their whole truth with all of its contradictions. The characters were so well fleshed out, the humor was perfectly placed, and the writing was incisive. Goosebumps and tears by the end of the show — I had no recourse but to stand and clap. The themes spoke to me deeply and will speak to most folks (especially those of color or immigrants) with complicated parents. ... full review

Apocalypse Clowns

tanner cipriano · June 24, 2026 certified reviewer
Brave, bold, and apocalyptically amusing!!! The first play immediately transported us to a dismally absurd final night at a fancy eatery as the world was coming to an end outside, and Picklewater hosted both the couple from the audience that was brought on stage as well as the rest of us in the crowd with unmatched hospitality and physical prowess. His engaging clown skills were on full display for the entire experience, quite literally at a few key points... (that I don't want to spoil any furth... full review

Test Pilots

nick malis · June 24, 2026 certified reviewer
Incredible, ridiculously ambitious, genuinely hilarious! The amount of work it must have taken to pull off a show of this scope is truly staggering! To write brilliant, dead-on parodies of so many different TV tropes while leaving countless elements to chance for the audience and performers to navigate, and still have it be such an entertaining, fun, cohesive show is mind-bogglingly impressive. I saw it three times, each one completely different, and I would see it a hundred more. There's no othe... full review

Bellingham Bay

jesse biggio · June 24, 2026 certified reviewer
A masterpiece for yearners everywhere! My daydreaming lust loving y2k rom com craving little heart was overjoyed !!!!... full review

A Haunting Revue II

tanner cipriano · June 24, 2026 certified reviewer
Each short play felt pleasantly unique but also thematically tied to the others, plus, the entire show had nostalgic uncanniness reminiscent of the Twilight Zone and Twin Peaks. This effect was immediately evoked thanks to the performance starting with a mysterious and campy TV show-style opening video, and it was deepened throughout thanks to an enticing voice of the host who guided us between stories in the style of Rod Serling.... full review

Bebé Bebé

robby angell · June 24, 2026 certified reviewer
An eye-opening, nourishing glimpse into the madness and majesty of postpartum life!... full review

MPAT's Burt Thunders Presents: The First Annual Fundraiser to Save the Whales

michelle takla · June 24, 2026 certified reviewer
This show is ELECTRIC! Phenomenal acting from an incredibly talented ensemble bring this hilarious and horrifying fever dream to life.... full review

Amazing Graves

pam eberhardt · June 24, 2026 certified reviewer
Amazing Graves is a clever way to pick one location to set the scene of two very different stories.... full review

Frank Sriracha: Home is Where the Stage Is

mike hadge · June 24, 2026 certified reviewer
I found this very funny and very good. ... full review

The Great Marzini

dan hwang · June 24, 2026 certified reviewer
The perfect mix of funny and poignant. Marisa is captivating.... full review

The Unofficial 'Meet the Robinsons' Musical Parody

anonymous · June 24, 2026 certified reviewer
This was an absolute joy to watch 🥳👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🔥. I highly recommend this to anyone who wants a good 90min laugh with a heartfelt ending🎭. It was better than watching the original movie because it was a musical. The whole cast is extremely talented but special recognition to Leah Scurlock (ensemble)🙂‍↕️👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 who had an amazing mini solo, just absolutely belted it🎶🎵🐸🤩 an absolute talent. I can't wait to see what you guys put out next. 10/10⭐... full review

COFFEE DATE

hank kanalz · June 24, 2026 certified reviewer
Snappy dialogue, great character development in a short amount of time, some nice zingers and twists I didn't see coming, and some great performances. If this is what the singles scene is like today, I'm glad I'm not dating and content to watch from the sidelines.... full review

A Rock Feels No Pain

anonymous · June 24, 2026 certified reviewer
Funny, dark, heartwearming! This is a well-acted, well-written, fun piece. ... full review

Body as an Archive

chiqui bianco · June 24, 2026 uncertified reviewer
Circus theare at its best ! Junru explorers a childhood of rigorous, abusive circus training starting at the age four with her complicated family upbringing in China. The desire for the family to have her succeed comes at a huge cost. Loved the unique storytelling with both Chinese (probably Mandarin) and English dialogue coupled with stunning hand balancing acrobatics. And somehow as she grows up, she is able to find her voice, her path and her personal style on her own terms…with grace and dign... full review

Brendan Scannell: The Abyss

joey richter · June 24, 2026 certified reviewer
Rarely can a show balance humor and heartbreak so effortlessly, but The Abyss does so with such skill! Brendan crafts a beautiful show that has you laughing one second and bawling the next. His attention to pacing and tension in masterful. And the framework of a submersible therapy session is a fantastic way to disarm audiences who may think they're just seeing a run-of-the-mill one-man show. Loved loved loved! You have to check this before it inevitably blows up during it's Edinburgh Fringe run... full review

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