Puppydog
elise robertson
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June 20, 2026
certified reviewer
Sweet, insightful, moving. Who decides to send man's best friend to their death in the name of science? Was it worth it? How does the dog feel? A tear-jerker for sure, especially for all of you dog-lovers. ...
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Get Ready With Me To Kill My Parents! with Claudia Lonow
anonymous
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June 20, 2026
certified reviewer
Laugh out loud, wickedly, smart, and funny, one woman show. A must see, Thank you,Claudia😂😂...
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Wilds of Sea
ray richmond
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June 20, 2026
certified reviewer
Captivating, Mesmerizing, Entrancing, Joyful...
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White Lilies
nathan norrington-herr
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June 20, 2026
certified reviewer
What a beautiful and bold work of art,, and so passionately performed by all three 3 actors. The love and time invested in White Lillies is apparent. Thought provoking and powerful work. Going next weekend, I gotta see it again!...
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Space Company
jade daugherty
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June 20, 2026
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A smart and witty satire of corporate America and the myopic greed that drives it. Olson is a multi-hypenate, natural talent!...
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Ritual Music to Cure a Lover
george pelham
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June 20, 2026
certified reviewer
Intense. Held your attention Thought provoking. ...
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Escape Room
elise robertson
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June 20, 2026
certified reviewer
A fascinating and moving exploration of trauma and memory. The escape room framing device allowed this artist to share a difficult and complicated real life story in a way that made it accessible and visceral. We discover the story along with Emily as she pieces together the story. I loved this piece. ...
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ghosttown
bryan mckinley
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June 20, 2026
certified reviewer
“Who would come to my funeral?”
If we are being honest, I’d imagine most of us would have to admit we’ve thought about.
This play examines the idea of finding out and having to attend yourself. Who will cry? Who will reminisce? Did they even truly know me?
GHOSTTOWN is beautifully written and directed by, K. E. Pleshinger. A wonderful dark comedy with philosophical honesty and some heartbreaking moments....
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Wet Hot AMUSICAL Summer
jim sullivan
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June 20, 2026
certified reviewer
Really fun show! If you love the movie, you'll love this. Fun energy, talented singers and dancers. A great time all around!...
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30 April 1975: How We Left
mimi collins
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June 20, 2026
certified reviewer
What an incredibly moving piece, told with such heart and nuance and subtlety. The emotional moments were surprising and grounded and effortless. I have a feeling this piece has a long and exciting life ahead....
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White Lilies
anonymous
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June 20, 2026
certified reviewer
An uneven character drama that relies on big turns to shock the audience, but that ultimately feel unearned....
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Bleeding Bears
aditya putcha
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June 20, 2026
uncertified reviewer
Intriguing premise and some good tension!...
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ghosttown
adriana martínez barrón
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June 20, 2026
certified reviewer
An intelligent, layered exploration about who we are vs who people remember us as that as the question "can people truly ever know us".
Through varied and at times conflictive narratives about the lead, writer Kellie Pleshinger's creates a mournfully tragic ghost story that is excellently written, directed and performed.
One of my favorite pieces this Fringe! A must watch!...
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30 April 1975: How We Left
marissa rutka
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June 20, 2026
certified reviewer
Vivi is a beautiful storyteller. Her writing and honest delivery in retelling the tragic events her family had to go through were powerful. She is so detailed and vivid in her imagery as she describes the events, it feels like you are there with her family. And her message that kindness is a means of survival is more important than ever. ...
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Grief Box
jackie johnson
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June 20, 2026
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I thoroughly enjoyed watching Kathleen, a Fringe and stage veteran, slowly descend into madness while selling us a Grief box. I felt all of her energy and pain. And her pink suit was inspirational. ...
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Becoming Apparent
ronnie orbach
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June 20, 2026
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What a lovely piece of work!...Olga has done a beautiful job of carefully delineating the characters in her life, including her parents, herself as a child, and many others...the show has a non-linear structure that surprises and compels...Her performance is filled w/virtuosity, as she speaks Greek, uses various accents and the full gamut of emotion, and incredible dexterity and flexibility physically, as the show has great musicality and is almost like a dance...It is funny and moving, and manag...
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Goody
jackie johnson
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June 20, 2026
certified reviewer
This was a wild ride and the audience ate it UP. So fun and interactive, so silly and unpredictable. Elena is a master of her craft. ...
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Baby Bipolar
dmitry kagansky
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June 20, 2026
certified reviewer
Vulnerable and very personal story that engaged from beginning to end...
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MPAT's Burt Thunders Presents: The First Annual Fundraiser to Save the Whales
adam frost-venrick
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June 20, 2026
certified reviewer
Like a mixture of "Late Night With the Devil" (without the bullshit AI), an episode of "Community" and the "Adult Swim Infomercials," "Save the Whales" is a chaotic delight to be cherished. ...
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Bellingham Bay
jackie johnson
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June 20, 2026
certified reviewer
One of my top shows at Fringe this season for sure. I was at the edge of my seat waiting for more (yearning!) and savored every minute of Katherine’s storytelling. Hilarious, heartfelt, and so freaking fun. ...
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