A bold, high-energy clown show that leans into its religious chaos without ever losing control. It’s playful, a little bit dangerous, and consistently funny in a way that feels fresh and fully its own. ... full review

Everything a fringe show should be - unique, singular, fun, and well-done on all fronts - writing, acting, directing, sound. I don't have to write this as they have one show left and it's sold out but that's how good it is. Do your best to go in knowing NOTHING. In fact, stop reading this now.... full review

Smart, funny, thought provoking, boundary pushing! The writing and the way the characters treated each other constantly had me rethinking the way I viewed each of them and all of their relationship dynamics. Sensitive topics were handled with care but also a degree of levity that balanced out the difficult feelings the story was evoking.... full review

This show was so very funny and at the same time so very poignant. It strikes a perfect balance. So very personal and vulnerable and never at the expense of laughs for the audience - those come at a rapid rate. Brendan is a such a great talent. Do not sleep on this show. ... full review

It was so inspiring to see clown paired with live cello as a great example of ways to play with contrasting styles. The performers had a great rapport so that even when the Big Maestro seemed to be pushing the Little Cello Boy (and his body) beyond his limits, we as the audience always trusted both of them to be in total synch with each other.... full review

Unknown Artists and Pam Eberhardt always bring it, and this did not disappoint. Great performances all around, including the unseen voices on the phone calls that go far in setting up the cozy crisis call center as a place of relative safety in contrast to the rainy, dangerous night outside. Pam and co-writer co-director Dan Testa masterfully keep you guessing about what's going on out there... and in here... or is that a red herring? ... full review

A wildly funny, gloriously unhinged solo show that blends cabaret, clown, and chaos into a completely original ride. Elissa Luma commands the stage with powerhouse vocals, razor-sharp comedy, and a character you can’t take your eyes off of.... full review

Yamini is such a talented performer, Rami is such an amazing director, it’s perhaps time I give my life to God but specifically the God that Barbie worships because it seems like it’s working for her... full review

Fucking fantastic. What a great show!! Jasmine was incredibly heartwarming, extremely funny and thoughtfully serious when the scene called for it. She really utilized the space well and even took the liberty to invite the audience in to participate throughout the show. Spoiler: In fact, I was the lucky participant to give Jasmine a much needed pep talk (hey, girlypop!!) like I was one of her good friends in order to momentarily relieve her anxiety. While I was validating Jasmine's anxiety, I shed... full review

Totally unique variety show! Soooooo fun and unexpected! They have something that should be happening all the time!... full review

Wonderful original engaging and darkly funny! A scream, I will be recommending this to everyone!... full review

Troll 2 is one of my favorite bad movies! But Nilbog is now one of my favorite good musicals! ... full review

A heartfelt show about a trailblazing puppy! I was entranced!... full review

It was SUCH a good time! The humor was nonstop and it's honestly insane how this tiny sketch team pulled it all off. I saw it twice and it was just as funny the second time. Great writing, great performances, a great time!... full review

An absolutely hilarious show with impeccable (and sometimes frightening) performances that kept me on the edge of my seat! The writing was fantastic, the actors were delightful and charming, I didn’t want it to end. ... full review

A taut, richly layered one-act that stays with you long after the curtain falls. Think M. Night Shyamalan brought to life on a bare stage, building tension that at first puzzles, then clicks into place through a series of reveals that are equal parts disturbing and deeply satisfying. A fascinating, accomplished piece of work.... full review

Love, life, and relationships among the generation coming of age in the era of AI.... full review

Olivia Raine Atwood does it again with one of the funniest shows you'll see at Fringe. As she takes us with her on a journey of self-discovery, appendix movements, and goat fights, her comedic timing is on point and will keep you laughing till the end.... full review

A clever and thoughtful tale from Prometheus’ perspective on his theft of fire as a gift to humanity. I really enjoyed the idea and execution!... full review

Mesmerizing close-up acrobatics framed by a personal story is an unbeatable combination. The show subtitle could be "feats of skill and feats of will", though that trivializes both achievements. In the end it's both an inspiring story and a cautionary tale, with a beautiful final scene where she synthesizes a new direction for herself.... full review