Warning! May contain spoilers. GHOSTTOWN is an apropos tale that works as a touchstone for any age group - but feels especially pertinent for those of us in our early-mid adulthood. In an increasingly isolated and socially-strangled age, what happens when your story ends prematurely? What happens when you choose to do the safe thing, rather than the brave thing? Is there a right way to live, is it that simple? How much of yourself is safe to share, how much are people willing to listen, and wh... full review

Women Who Eat is a ferocious dark comedy that isn’t afraid to make its audience squirm.... full review

A compelling tour-de-force performance that engages all the senses. ... full review

Let’s be honest, we’ve all wondered what it would be like to get to witness our own funeral, getting to see and hear what everyone truly thought of us. Ghosttown beautifully explored that idea all while striking a lovely balance between the ironic humor of it all with the thought-provoking, “search for the true meaning of life” moments.... full review

Go see Black Bag Job! It's a compelling look at what may have taken place behind the scenes on the day of the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King.... full review

Don't miss out on Madi Hart redefining the solo show as therapy. Hilarious from start to finish, touching from the end of the first act to the finale.... full review

Great Production. Wonderful timing and staging.... full review

A dynamic two-hander that highlights the actors strengths-charming and grounded actors who can play heightened action at the drop of a hat. ... full review

The Vertical is a funny and heartfelt critique of the vertical drama craze that has arisen in the last few years.... full review

Two cultures collide in the eyes of Elisha. Come for the comedy and leave with the unexpected gift of some life lessons along the way! ... full review

This show is FANTASTIC! You can clearly see the care and work that went into this production. It was beautifully written, gorgeously acted, and stunningly staged. It was fresh, it wasn't over-written. The best compliment I can give it is that it truly felt like two people having a genuine conversation, not a staged scene. I'm so thrilled for this playwright, especially given it is his first foray into playwriting! Congrats to all! So good! ... full review

A sweet, sincere, and subversive show. A carefully crafted allegory with so many layers that kept peeling in surprising ways! A cautionary tale of binary fruitism so lovingly told by Ari, the performer beneath the banana.... full review

Lustily Ever After is exactly the kind of joyful, unapologetic theater that the Fringe exists to champion. A sex-positive parody musical inspired by romance novels and powered by a soundtrack steeped in 90s pop nostalgia, the show dives headfirst into bodice-ripping fantasy and emerges as one of the most entertaining new musicals of the festival. Rather than simply mocking the romance genre, Lustily Ever After lovingly embraces its tropes (brooding heroes, surprises, impossibly sculpted torsos... full review

Highly recommended. An intense, thought-provoking period piece with parallels to the modern world and the perils of technology. A dynamic acting/writing showcase.... full review

This is an awesome show! Jackie is so talented, and truly brings it here with all the bells and whistles. She keeps us on our toes the whole time with hilarious and terrifying twists and turns. ... full review

This was a very funny show, and a very fun time! The script also has a lot of great jokes in it without being overly gag-y... full review

A woman making the most of a terrible betrayal. You will laugh and you will be shocked by her story…. You will also root for her as she takes the steps she needs to take to find her second husband.... full review

Sublimely acted, fascinating unknown history revealed, corporate America screws over the little guys again...... full review

A tight script that doesn't flinch away from complex issues, executed brilliantly by a talented cast. One of the most polished fringe shows I've seen. ... full review

Daddy Issues is an intimate, vulnerable, and often hilarious one man show that wears its heart on its sleeve. Structured around a series of therapy sessions, writer, director, and performer Spencer excavates the origins and effects of his self-diagnosed "daddy issues", a lifelong attraction to older men. What unfolds is less a comedy about sexual preference than a deeply personal coming-of-age story delayed by circumstance. While rooted in a distinctly queer experience, the awkward thrill of d... full review