A tryptophan-induced fever dream for the ages, MILCH is a funny, campy, and surprisingly poignant exploration of perils of the underground sex work industry. The script and score have potential to become a cult-favorite alternative musical in the hands of more experienced directors, performers, and techs. Unfortunately, this production left much to be desired. It read like a small-town-high-school-student-led theatre club that took on too big a project for their resources and experience.... full review

If you love Latin music RUN to this show! Hell, if you love music period you should run to this show! One of my all time favorite shows I've seen this year. Incredible performance of Latin music classics sung by Leo as though they had never been sung before. With such intense passion and commitment! I don't think I've ever seen anything quite like this! Leo gives all his love to his performance! My friends and I were singing along at times to well-known lyrics, dancing in our seats, and brimming ... full review

Dragged was so fun to watch! Real life drama with comedy mixed in. ... full review

Joe's talent abounds in this ride with two characters who challenge the audience and the beliefs of the times they are set in. My overall experience was how very talented Joe is and his visceral storytelling.... full review

A little bit of everything. Both silly and surprisingly dark. ... full review

One of the "Fringest" shows of the Fringe. Artful, intelligent... satisfying? Your calls... full review

I laughed soooo hard! I really need this funny interactive show. It reset my nervous system and made me feel lighter as a result.... full review

A well-rehearsed cast packed with talent play off each other brilliantly. Script is thought-provoking with razor-sharp wit. It presents a clear point of view, yet respects the audience's ability to draw its own conclusions. Direction is excellent with impeccable pacing and energy throughout. Creative use of limited Fringe Fest set pieces, lighting and image projection is well done. This show is the pinnacle of what a Fringe show can be: strikingly original, remarkably provocative a... full review

A beautiful and vulnerable storytelling show by an introspective and captivating performer. empowering, insightful, funny... full review

What an entertaining show! Great storytelling interwoven with a mix of touching and humorous original songs. Karen is a natural entertainer with an easy rapport with her audience. So glad I went.... full review

The show was thoughtful and heartfelt, and explored complex questions about culture, past trauma and what family means. Both actors deliver sincere performances, you could feel the tension, and the story leaves plenty to think about afterward. I'd love to see this project continue to grow and evolve, it has a strong foundation. ... full review

This show was beautifully written and performed!! It spoke to true human nature while we watched the first people struggle to understand their place in this world. The humorous moments were much appreciated and contrasted the heartbreak and turmoil the characters were thrust into perfectly. I laughed heartily, cried heavily, and was in awe at how relatable this tale as old as time could still be. I felt deeply connected to the characters. ... full review

Fun musical about surviving various shitty jobs with some great specifics. ... full review

Clearly an artist in command of her instruments, Tracey soars from stories, to song and break-out moments with such ease and panache you feel like you are watching someone who has been doing this for lifetimes.... full review

Tuesday is unhinged in all the right ways. May we all be as creative, bold and uninhibited one day... full review

From the first moment Roz greeted us onstage I knew I was going to enjoy this show. She is engaging and generously makes herself accessible to the room as a storyteller. We feel we are right there with her, when she nods at her neighbors, takes a trip to Africa, eats a bad dose of tiger ball soup. . .we are right there with her. In Search of Black People is a hilarious, but meaningful journey back to the center of the self.... full review

Put on your seatbelt. You’re about to go on a powerful ride! From the moment TL enters the stage, she has you hooked. With incredible power and vulnerability, sprinkled with sass and spice, we are taken on a journey of what most of us never have or will experience. Except for that we have. Although TL’s circumstances are different, the lived experience is universal; that of not feeling enough. And with TL’s story, we also learn (more) and get to understand about the deaf culture that most of... full review

A thrill the whole way, filled with surprises, and beautiful hilarity in the simplest of bits. There's tension, silliness, and a performer who is completely present.... full review

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I LOVED this show! Smart! Moving! Surprising! So much more than you think it's going to be. Miss Magnolia will make you wonder if this is the story of a possession, or a deeply personal revelation of the self - or both? From the first moment that Miss Magnolia starts to introduce herself, I was transfixed. What is happening here? Why is she in the body of a gay man vacationing in Provincetown? What ensues is as funny as you'd think (you try hooking up with a debutante watching your every move) bu... full review