Delightful! Great performance of a funny script originally co-written by The Office’s Mindy Kaling in 2004. This might be your only chance to see it, so don’t miss it!... full review

F*cking Famous is Kesha-flavored fever dream inside of a wig store. And I mean that as the highest form of compliment. One of the most fun shows I've seen at Fringe.... full review

This is my favorite Fringe show I’ve seen over the last two years! I loved the heartwarming story with the, “Keep moving forward” theme. The 90 minutes flew by. The script was incredibly funny, performed flawlessly by the actors. I laughed out loud many times throughout the performance. The show was entertaining for all in attendance, whether patrons had seen the movie Meet the Robinsons or not. I can’t recommend this show highly enough..... full review

Dawson's Creek. Party of Five. Melrose Place. Beverly Hills 90210. Felicity. And now, Bellingham Bay.... full review

My belly hurt from full body giggles. Not because someone hit me with a bat. Even though I didn't get the full baptism experience... I still feel my soul was saved. Cathartic and so much fun! JW Dean is a treasure. ... full review

Fantastic presentation, wonderful singing. But where's the bitchiness? Life is full of disappointment; that Hollywood regularly shreds your dreams is a known reality.... full review

What a fun show! The two actors have great chemistry and the show really gives each of them moments to shine. Loved seeing this entirely accurate and not exaggerated piece of Hollywood history!... full review

Mike Blaha is like the guy in your friend group, or your favorite uncle, who's easy going and shares fun tales about his life without being going on and on or sounding like he's bragging, so you like to hang around him and listen.... full review

I found it very relatable and emotionally resonant. I thought it was grappling with some very interesting themes in a world of AI and the idea of "users" as "useful." ... full review

Soo fun! The chemistry between the two actors is wildly infectious. They wield the banter and bits with big swings and huge laughs.... full review

A stunning, immersive marine ballet with beautiful, life-size puppets!... full review

Great, hilarious, bloody gore and sublimely insane - great actors, great presentation. Made me miss Andy Warhol even more. ... full review

Amazing! Truly like nothing I’ve experienced before. I had a blast and felt very inspired about the experience. I love the idea of an interactive play, the music element was very fun, and Danthony is such an engaging performer. Great work! ... full review

Expertly crafted, written, choreographed, and performed. Not a bad song in the bunch.... full review

In the hands of a lesser talent, this could have failed in so many ways, but Brendan has created a funny, moving show out of a difficult topic and wrapped it up in a novel, engaging metaphor. Hilarious and heartbreaking.... full review

The raunchy humor is sharp, fearless and honest.... full review

One of the funniest, original and interesting things I've ever seen. Lissa plays with themes about consumer culture and outsourcing human needs to the artificial (physical and emotional) and I was in stitches the entire time. I was still laughing just thinking about it on the car ride home.... full review

A charming and surprisingly moving little show, on its surface about a forgotten month in the space race, but around that much more. Deftly crafted, engagingly performed, and not a dry eye at the end. Puppydog wins my vote for best solo show this year.... full review

Thought provoking, well acted and cleverly presented. Previously thought the Idea of Lincoln being gay or bisexual as ridiculous. Now I am curious to investigate historical sources. Mary Lincoln is presented as a very worldly and willing to accommodate Lincoln's emotional needs. I admire her sophistication. Lincoln was lucky to have her as a life-mate. ... full review

What happens when “It” isn’t enough? ... full review