Molly is the best. She POWERS through an hour, portraying a broken singer attempting to keep it together. Molly spins all the plates at once and is so freaking catchy, lyrically and energetically, as she does so.... full review

Out of control clown show reflects how out of touch most landlords have become while making us laugh so hard it hurts.... full review

I was charmed beyond my wits by this show. I walked into an 11pm "dick pic" show, but was totally enthralled by the vulnerability and stage presence demonstrated by Cara.... full review

Jola Cora has created a haunting tale about the monsters we create that reflect us and judge us for the monsters we are. ... full review

Mandy creates a wonderful connection with the audience whilst portraying the story of the ultimate underdog: a fly. I really enjoyed her creativity in story-telling and her willingness to put it all out there and sweat for her audience. Her show portrays softness and courage and challenges the audience to meet her in this playful state.... full review

Wonderfully imaginative, highly theatrical. A daring blend of history, Shakespeare's version of the story and a reimagined insightful look at the Lady in question. Thoughtful, bold and beautifully acted. Had a terrific time in the theatre.... full review

This show was like taking my inner child to a rave. The perfect blend of hilarious and heartfelt. Madi and Avery have an infectious energy that you truly cannot look away from. A true example of tragedy + time = comedy. Amazing sound design & multimedia projections added to the experience of being in a chaotic internet livestream. Madi might be her father’s daughter, but she is also a tour de force of entirely her own creation. So powerful and so vulnerable at the same time!... full review

incredible! i was awe-struck. so whimsical and the musicians are so talented... full review

Beautifully written and performed by Spencer Waldner, Daddy Issues is a coming of age, coming out story, told in a heartfelt, deeply touching way. ... full review

This was a beautiful work of art, the players drew the audience in with their performances and they told quite a moving story. At a time where Japanese culture has exploded in popularity worldwide, what a sobering perspective to lend on what our dear friends have endured to arrive where they are in society today. Hiro Matsunaga was excellent!!... full review

A whacky and amusing ride through Hayley's time abroad, presented through carefully crafted vignettes. Great jokes, informed and careful handling of Korean culture, and tons of early 2000s references. A surprising solo show that fulfills on it's premise! ... full review

Sister Wivez is a must see clever, funny farce! It’s irreverent but in a such a good way!... full review

For me, as someone who works a standard five-day week, weekends are the only time I can truly breathe, relax, and dedicate a couple of hours to my favorite pastimes. However, on most older platforms, a Saturday or Sunday break turns into a complete disappointment when it comes to finances. Regular fiat platforms like to write in fine print that their finance department is only open weekdays from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. This means that if you're lucky on Friday evening, your funds are stuck in the system... full review

Amazing show, really enjoyed the modernization of Shakespeare while being true to the original text!... full review

Miniclip Web Archive continues to provide a nostalgic haven for casual players who wish to explore the legendary early eras of browser-based digital entertainment. While the company has shifted its primary corporate focus toward modern mobile applications, this digital space preserves the simple, addictive multiplayer mechanics that defined early web culture. Users can enjoy classic pool simulators, multiplayer soccer challenges, and retro action platformers directly inside their browser windows ... full review

A meta-comedy about the Laurel's experience at last year's Fringe, juggling her first time on stage and first divorce. A fantastic concept (and a treat for those who got to see the production this one is centered around!) with excellent execution. ... full review

A very well executed solo show that features Christine's range as an artist. The piece was charming without being saccharine, and balanced moments of comedy with stillness beautifully. ... full review

A dreamy theatre piece.... full review

Fun show with an absurdist approach and a creative conclusion. ... full review

Maria Mainelli sparkled in Baby Bipolar, delivering a performance that was as deeply personal and relatable as it was masterfully crafted. She offered a raw, profound window into the lived experience of receiving a diagnosis and then living with bipolar disorder, articulating that journey with startling clarity and empathy. The show was a powerful emotional journey—I laughed, I cried, and I found myself laughing through the tears. Vulnerably and wittily navigating complex terrain, Mainelli’s cha... full review