The Council of Elrond: The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring: Extended Editon: Part 4

peyton ashby · June 19, 2026 certified reviewer
Will was the absolutely perfect director to step in for this iteration this year: the entire concept and shared roles are such a laugh riot from start to finish for both those participating and for the audience. Riley and Cole commit to the game they put their participants through and it made for such a fun, original and memorable experience.... full review

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haylee haupt · June 19, 2026 certified reviewer
Oh how I giggled and laughed! A must-see show this Fringe!... full review

Apocalypse Rockin' Now!

anonymous · June 19, 2026 certified reviewer
wonderful with a lot of heart! In an age of pretension in theatre, this show focuses on camp and joy in a way that immediately got the audience on the side of the cast. chanting and clapping along became commonplace and i left far more heartened than I had expected going into it. ... full review

Early Day

anonymous · June 19, 2026 certified reviewer
I laughed, I cried, I was deeply moved... full review

Daring Goodly

peyton ashby · June 19, 2026 certified reviewer
Fast-paced comedy meets witty commentary over and over in this show. Adam is versed in many classic forms of comedy - one of my favorites being his physical humor - and utilizes them to keep the audience giggling the whole show. This satire is smart, clean, and surprisingly vulnerable at times. A Must-See for those who love comedy.... full review

I am not a Spy. This is a Magic Show.

jason pollak · June 19, 2026 certified reviewer
10/10 magic show! Prepare to be dazzled- Katrina is a master of her craft and we're so lucky to have her show at Fringe!... full review

Syrian Soap

maggie monahan · June 19, 2026 certified reviewer
Edib joyfully brings the audience into the bathhouse full of everyone’s ancestors for a delightful hour of stupidity and heart. And bubbles, so many bubbles. ... full review

White Lilies

peyton ashby · June 19, 2026 certified reviewer
A very powerful and moving two-hander. The script naturally and effortlessly folds out into next chapter that moves the characters more. The acting really shines with how much it grows into heavy emotion with each later beat of the show. The score created the perfect atmosphere for the characters as well - and so impressive to know it's all from a composer! Everything about this show feels like it shines - a great job to the whole cast and crew! ... full review

ROOT (Running Out Of Time)

jason pollak · June 19, 2026 certified reviewer
Really interesting concept for a show! Tackles complex ideas boldly. Excellent performances!... full review

Vampire Vs. Autism

allison khulman · June 19, 2026 uncertified reviewer
This sounds absolutely fascinating! Combining contemporary dance, punk rock, and such a unique concept like a vampire with autism definitely piques my interest. It's refreshing to see a project tackle identity and neurodiversity in such an imaginative way, especially when so many discussions feel like a generic <a href="https://playpokerogue.com">Pokerogue</a> and <a href="https://dex.playpokerogue.com">Pokerogue Dex</a> . I'm genuinely curious how they'll pull off the comedic allure with the und... full review

sister wivez

emma idiart · June 19, 2026 certified reviewer
As a lesbian ex-Mormon, I am quite literally the target audience. The show was hilarious, contemporary, and deeply understanding of the complexities that come with wanting to belong and have family/community but also needing/wanting to explore and be one’s true self. The writing, direction, and acting were all brilliant. I was laughing the entire time!! ... full review

Hamlet in 60 minutes

jason pollak · June 19, 2026 certified reviewer
The leanest dang Hamlet you've ever seen! Even with all the cuts, the text and some great performances come through crystal clear, telling one of the greatest stories of all time in a Fringe-length package. A 60-minute version of Hamlet is a remarkable achievement, though it doesn't quite feel like Shakespeare's grand meditation on philosophy and the nature of life.... full review

To make your Existence Easier: a Dual-solo Experience

alyssa mandujano · June 19, 2026 certified reviewer
This show was a letter to those who feel unworthy of themselves based on a life bestowed upon them. AND in all honesty, I’d consider it a love story. A love story to one’s self. Our lives do not just amount to one moment and Diya Kumar and Oqalile TsheTshe were blessed with the voice to say, “Here, I’ll say it for you.” “I’ll say the hard things you don’t want too, and you’re afraid of being uncomfortable? Too bad, try learning the word uncomfortable before you could walk.” My overall impres... full review

FoMo: Formerly Mormon

alex kimaz · June 19, 2026 uncertified reviewer
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Lady Satan

alexandra tamplin · June 18, 2026 certified reviewer
A thought provoking show that should have enraged me but instead lifted me into joy of being in a room full of supportive beautiful people. Peyton educates you while also dazzling you with their humor, looks, and dancing.... full review

Punish Me

anonymous · June 18, 2026 certified reviewer
It was an amazing play with deep emotion and characters! Loved how the production design was set perfectly for this story. The loosely based on real events story gets a bit scary at times and leaves you with very strong feelings. This play will stay with you even long after you’ve left the theatre.... full review

Wait and Return

delilah myers · June 18, 2026 certified reviewer
Very funny and down to earth, with a very realistic view and retelling of the lives of LA chauffeurs and their dispatchers. The portrayal of different types of workers just trying to get by in the continuous changing world of Los Angeles was refreshing, and really shows the writers deep creativity, the ability to take a “mundane” job in the land of artists and dreamers and give it this passion and value with the perfect dash of complexity really throws viewers into the lives of such lower to midd... full review

Husky Whispers: Baked Alaska

katherine bourne taylor · June 18, 2026 certified reviewer
Flight of the Conchords meets two old timers by the fire with some true vulnerability and friendship!... full review

Hamlet in 60 minutes

michaela skaribas · June 18, 2026 certified reviewer
An impressive feat to cut a show like this down to 60 minutes, done well and with really talented actors who clearly know their Shakespeare!... full review

Wait and Return

cooper evans · June 18, 2026 certified reviewer
A comedically genuine telling of plight of the servile worker. Giving a beautiful glance at the passions of the struggling chauffeur, this show allows any viewer to place themselves into the position of powerlessness felt throughout the cast.... full review

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