A show about their often sweet, sometimes banal married life, Couplet takes the most small and specific moments and spins them into the most hilarious, fun, catchy songs. I'm one to roll my eyes at couple acts, but there is something different and quite charming about these two and I think it's that they genuinely, truly love being together. If monogamy is looking for an ambassador, I got a couple for ya ... full review

Andrew is a broadly talented performer. He can sing, act, and do great character work. The show is smartly written to showcase those abilities. ... full review

This is the funniest and most entertained I’ve ever been at any of these festivals (not an exaggeration) the comedy & chemistry between Harper & Greg is next to none and just overall feel of very real people: plus vaudeville is BACK BABY!!! SO EFFING FUN!... full review

This was a fun enjoyable fast-paced show! ... full review

I wish Doofus was my landlord. Cole is a talented performer who gives this performance 110% ... full review

Magda is such a gifted performer that this absurd character feels so lived in and authentic. Her use of this device to present a show that is also personal for her is no easy feat. She knows exactly what she’s doing and the audience ate it up. ... full review

SO MUCH FUN! Love the whole concept and Tanya's unapologetic portrayal of Mrs. Claus in her "Me Era". ... full review

A relaxing meditative show! Peaceful and joyful. ... full review

Crazy well written, very funny, smart & spot on.... full review

A moving funny fantastical interpretation of what we may look back on and what we already are! Randa asks real questions and tells real stories under the guise of a post apolocolyptive narrative. I can't believe how much effort it must have taken to balance a full narrative arc within the world, the questions, the LESSONS, the audience is receiving. ... full review

Punish Me is an unflinching look at some dark human possibilities. The characters were organic, and the play had a tasteful peppering of jokes. I sometimes felt that the story had too many moving parts, though. Brianna Bell delivered a standout supporting performance.... full review

This show is a brilliant work of art. It’s the perfect blend of hilarity and darkness. Fantastic storytelling through song and both Harper and Greg keep the energy vibrant throughout. I’ve seen this show multiple times and can’t wait to see it again: ... full review

This was a fun play that would really resonate with people who are still trying to figure out modern dating. It had twists and turns and captured the tumultuous roller coaster that is dating in Los Angeles. ... full review

What a fantasticly created piece! Funny and exciting and filled with heart! Not a second was wasted and yet I felt no pressure on the structure of the show. It flowed so freely and that added to the freedom the audience felt. It had so much heart and yet never took itself to seriously. I cried multiple times- especially in moments I least expected to. ... full review

A revelation and a must see!... full review

Really such a perfect mix of vulnerability and humor, Harper and Greg make an hour fly by, leaving you tired from full-body laughter and excitement. It's much more than musical comedy or a comedian singing beautifully with piano accompaniment. They play off of each other in a way that makes you feel like you're discovering parts of the show along with them while they perform songs and tell stories that are smart, funny, and honest. It's such a great example of why performance art is both importa... full review

Gil Scott-Heron Bluesology is revelatory. By reaching back into black America's disturbing past, and placing it freshly in front of its audience, Gil Scott-Heron Bluesology uses the words and music of its namesake to land us solidly in a world where you just can't turn away from the truth. Featuring exceptional music, ritual and protest performances from members of Poet's Jazz House, including Scott-Heron's own daughter, Gia, this show, which sells out extremely quickly, is destined to be running... full review

Andrew Knox is single-handedly going to save the straight men with this show. Hilarious, poignant, high-octane truths. It is a must-see this Fringe season. ... full review

Funny, moving, connected to the entire audience and made everyone laugh. ... full review

Tracy Yarad's autobiographical "All These Pretty Things," it's both heartbreaking and uplifting in its simplicity and grace. Ms. Yarad is an incredible song stylist with a beautiful voice, who navigates bravely through dark waters and spins her sorrows into pure theatrical gold. Not to be missed!... full review