Clown. Horror. In its purest form. Jackie Skinner's fiercely committed performance anchors an innovative piece that's peppered with moments of truly disturbing and well-executed horror.... full review

I have rarely seen accurate representations and nuances of OCD, and this nailed it! From the way it evolves throughout your life and manifests in different ways, to how it affects interpersonal relationships, to misdiagnosing, truly a special show!... full review

Kickball IS life! I really hope this gets an extended run cause this was such a blast.... full review

For all my fellow theatre kids, Ren Faire lovers, and Shakespeare folks. This is the show for you. An excellent ensemble, a tight script, and even some vulnerable moments make this tale of struggling comics framed against political scandal an earnest gem of the festival. One of the best surprises I've had at Fringe this year. ... full review

This show is pure joy, originality, and absurd humor that somehow is deeply relatable even though the content is so niche. Jordan is a tour de force of physical comedy, vocal character work, and smart writing. Make. sure. you. see. this. show!... full review

Excellent. Very thought-provoking and thoroughly engaging. Fantastic, witty, and smart writing by Ray Richmond. Compelling emotional performance from Jill Holden, and amusingly dry humor from Steve. Overall, a timely, layered, and provocative piece of work. ... full review

Waiting, we all know the feeling. Waiting for [Gal] Gadot puts a fun spin on Beckett with an intriguing mixture of existential dread being topped with AI fears.... full review

A clown satire of Bruce Springsteen's Nebraska. It might be for a niche audience, but I am definitely that audience. Ridiculously silly and completely earnest, Husky Whispers: Baked Alaska is one of the best under-the-radar Fringe shows you'll see this year.... full review

There's so much to love here. Jokes and humor in every corner. When it hits, this is absolute anarchy in the best way. The "crew" and supporting guests were a total delight. ... full review

It is a story of survival. Anyone who has dysfunctional family members can relate.... full review

This is a beautifully written and incredibly fun show! The cast is a delight and keeps the audience guessing. The main story feels grounded (pun intended) and relatable as two strangers contemplate feeling stuck at the airport and stuck in life. The whirlwind of characters we see coming in and out of the terminal, played beautifully by Tiffany and Sanjay, are hilarious and feel plucked out of the true chaos of air travel. Such a fun ride!... full review

This was a funny, personal, educational, full of slice-of-life characters show all performed by the immensely talented Tamra Brown. ... full review

I LOVED every moment! Such a clever, unique, and HILARIOUS script, the show was wonderfully acted/sung/danced, and incredibly well produced. My cheeks hurt from laughing, my heart was filled by the talent so generously shared, and I wanted to see it again (and again) as soon as it finished. ... full review

Such a great cast and imaginative storytelling tactics. If you like your whimsy dark as hell, this is the show for you!... full review

Louisa Brott is a sparkling talent. Her production was meticulously designed, delightful to watch, and with such fun writing. The production vibrates with emotional honesty and truthfulness. The three actresses gave amazing performances. She cast, produced, and designed this piece so well.... full review

Excellent performances from both actors! This show moves smoothly and fast, and I really enjoyed the playful tone, which juxtaposed some of the serious subject matter. ... full review

The hardest I've laughed all Fringe and my runaway favorite show. Shockingly faithful to the original movie - down to the costumes and the Amy Poehler cadence of speaking - but somehow even more exciting, with creative staging that floods the whole venue and creates an extremely immersive experience. Staggering theatricality and sky high production value.... full review

Linda took us on a magical journey in her stellar show! We were rapt as she effortlessly segued from her “cursed” childhood to her fearless pilgrimage to Hollywood to tours with some of music’s greats to meeting her love late in life to co-sleeping… and beyond! And of course, there were plentiful tears and deep laughs from both Linda and us, her captive audience. More, please and thank you! ... full review

Impressive writing, about a subject matter that should get more attention! It reminded me of how it is our jobs as humans to protect and speak up for even the smallest creatures. This show leads with empathy and curiosity.... full review

A fascinating story, told by a very talented acrobat who lived it. I highly recommend.... full review