Abby and Alex are great performers with great timing! Always check them out if you have the chance!... full review

Fun, funny, charming with a perfect amount of menace sprinkled in! ... full review

No doubt the most chaotic show at Fringe. A punk satire on government, art festivals, and the circus of self-promotion. We are living through such an absurd moment that it was more accurate than news that tries to make sense of it all. I saw it once, but wish I saw it twice. ... full review

Bizarre, hilarious, great music.... full review

I was beaming the whole time! It is so easy to love Sister Bernadette as soon as she signs up for the open mic and you're just rooting for her non-stop throughout the whole show. I am not a religious person, but Sister Bernadette made me believe in god. ... full review

Doofus was a non-stop joke fest. So fun and well performed. Great audience interaction and fascinating props.... full review

The cast, crew, and creative team nailed this out of the park; Joshua’s unsettling and confrontational writing is elevated by meticulous choices in costume, physicality, and scenic design all to tell a unique perspective on the current loneliness epidemic. The cast walked a tightrope between exaggerated comedy and deep introspection that created a beautiful, engaging piece that gives you something to chew on long after you’re out the door.... full review

A total blast! Funny and physical throughout, with a ton of games and interactivity. Alex is such a powerful performer and great mover (stunned by some of the sword skills and choreography).... full review

I loved it! ... full review

Miho Fujii's battle with an inanimate object was both very humorous and honest. A knock out performance.... full review

A hilarious, personal and powerful show. The storytelling and jokes were brilliant and led to an emotional gut punch that I'm still sitting with days later. ... full review

I enjoyed GHOSTTOWN very much. The way it addresses identity, how different people see us differently, how we see ourselves versus how others see us, was all very relatable. ... full review

The lines between who we are, how we present, and who we want to be are muddled and burst in this family drama with horror elements...... full review

So funny, so touching a wonderful nostalgia bomb performed by super talented Dave Pavao. Excellent storytelling, deft solo character work. Even if I did not have a personal affinity to this generation (and my own Charlie’s Angels obsession) I think Poster Child is a must see story of self acceptance and coming out.... full review

Such a beautiful, haunting and important show. The performances were top notch and precise. And the music is gorgeous, thoughtful and very funny.... full review

An honest look at mental health and how it affects relationships!... full review

Doofus takes aim at the absurdity of landlords through a character who is completely unexpected. Totally committed, high-energy, dumb, and fun, the show embraces its ridiculousness with confidence and never lets up. A delightfully silly piece of clowning.... full review

Megan is a magnetic performer you just want to spend time with, no matter what she's talking about, but she packs unexpected hilarity, insights, and depth into this brief show about the contradictions inherent in being a feminist stripper who's expecting, but not quite getting what she expected. ... full review

I thoroughly enjoyed Amazing Graves. Being billed as "One Cemetery - Two Plots" was a great concept. Both stories were very original and wonderfully acted. I was more drawn to Our Cemetery for the simple fact that all 5 actors were within my same age group. It was so inspiring to see these mature actors hitting it out of the park all in their prime. ... full review

A Latina icon tells it all in a beautiful, inspiring and heartbreaking story of grit, strength and determination. Linda Mendoza candidly recounts her incredible life and career in music, TV and as a TV and film director, sharing stories that go from funny to shocking to heartbreaking. ... full review