If you are studying to be a clown, this is required viewing. Sophie does classic buoffan clowning yet feels incredibly modern. This show is funny, fun and sneakily political without ever feeling didactic.... full review

Writer/director Jessica Silvetti keeps the script tight and the storytelling focused, no small feat for a solo show about a life this big. Virginia Novello pulls you in immediately and doesn't let go. What could have felt like a history lesson becomes something much more immersive, like getting lost in a good book you can't put down. She brought Nahui Olin to life with so much passion and radiance that I went straight home to learn more about the Latina artist's life and work. This one dese... full review

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A surprisingly layered and intelligent piece that uses humor, absurdity, and everyday situations to explore much larger questions about gender roles, care work, responsibility, and human relationships. What initially appears to be a simple conflict gradually develops into something much deeper and more universal. The production is both entertaining and thought-provoking, leaving the audience with plenty to reflect on long after the performance ends. ... full review

Satirical and funny....with a message.... full review

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All the superheroes come from different Asian background. It shows that as Asian and Asian American, we all need to unite to promote diversity in Hollywood.... full review

One woman playing all of these characters and embodying each so immediately, consummately, and effectively! And dancing so fiercely as well!... full review

A slice of life that is painfully relatable and locked into the current fears we are facing as our country falls into chaos. ... full review

Lucas James Nelson's "Angst" was not your typical therapy play, turning the narrative inside out and asking the audience to hold a mirror up to itself. It's honest, self-aware, and hilarious as hell. Director Casey Buxton Dean is an utter craftswoman with story and tone-- hitting the breaks and revving the engine for an exquisitely paced work.... full review

Who says a ghost story can't also be fun? The House Always Wins brings us a family curse preventing our central character from being able to leave her confines while other strangers can't help being drawn to the run down house that still manages to give off a sense of musical wonderment. A truly enjoyable and humorous script that I was happy to see on its final Fringe performance. ... full review

So much fun from beginning to end, this is a real inspirational, feel-good show! Mary & Margo's chemistry is infectious and sweet, just what we all need these days. More!... full review

This performance of Goody was very humorous and soothing to view as I enjoyed every part of it!... full review

This show was very funny and such an inspiring pleasure to see!... full review

Wow wow wow. This original story by caitlin apparcel is incredible, and I couldn't believe how much can be fit in 1 hour, but none of it felt rushed & it was very cohesive! The music/sound effects were spot on & really added to the experience. The scene transitions were efficient/their use of basic set pieces was clever! Even for this being dark/touching on heavier topics, there were many funny moments & comedy throughout.... full review

Junru Wang is a revelation. Her autobiographical "Body as an Archive" is a celebration of human will against the often brutal authoritarian coaches and mindsets of circus gymnastics. From the streets of Beijing, to the stages of Cirque du Soleil, it's a joy to witness Junru as she finds her way home to her art at last. A powerful, magical and feel-good solo performance experience! ... full review