This show is an irreverent satire of capitalistic exploitation with so many wildly hilarious moments. It rings true as a comedy dealing with a dark subject in a dark, cynical time, and yet it's ultimate point of view is one of profound joy and discovery. The agony and the ecstasy of the grieving process are in great hands with Kathleen Leary, who puts her full self into a roller coaster performance that includes song, incredible wit, and revelatory dance.... full review

Mah gawd this is the most fun thing in the world. An unrivaled karaoke experience where singer is given absurdly over-the-top rockstar treatment.... full review

This play is a great one-act thriller. Even in very lively, upbeat moments it never allows itself to drift into a sense of safety and ease. The performances ride a razor's edge from start to finish, with remarkably sensitive direction for such a frightening play. I kept having to give my arm rest the occasional squeeze of reassurance because something just seemed not-quite-right and I could feel it in the pit of my stomach.... full review

Husky Whispers: Baked Alaska is baked with humor, heart, and a great time. The show is hilarious, fun, and the performances are really engaging.... full review

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For anyone looking for a way to infuse real-life speeches into a telling deeply moving outing, look no further. This is an ideal dramatic solo show that happens when great black orators from the past share their wisdom and passion about slavery. Coupling a most formidable actor, Adrian A. Babatunde Thomas and director, Arthur Romeo, and all that is needed is a receptive audience wiling to listen and learn.... full review

Congrats to Eliza on the incredible honors and I can't believe I got to witness her commit EGOT!!! I had a blast watching her effortlessly switch between being The Best at so many different genres and mediums all while also weaving in some very personal stories and experiences at the same time. She maintains the same dramatic actor mixed with punk rocker energy throughout the performance that consistently proves why her unhinged brand of chaos deserves to win all the awards!... full review

BEST. OF. SHOW!... full review

A whimsically fun fairytale interactive adventure. I was one of the selected helpers and enjoyed being on stage with the cast, even if I had no clue what was going on.... full review

Delightful and hilarious ... full review

This was one of my favorites at fringe. The direction was thoughtful to the theme of the material which was relatable and engaging. The writing was fresh and the breaking of the 4th wall gave that extra bit of humanistic connection that added depth to the story. ... full review

An excellent set of stories that fit well within the legacy of Night Gallery and Twilight Zone.... full review

Quintessential clown in a habit!... full review

This show felt alive and impulsive and sensitive and intimate. It was so well directed and acted. Go see it!... full review

Dreamy and dark, an interesting examination of interpersonal relationships and the ways in which we set ourselves up for failure. I thoroughly enjoyed it. ... full review

Super honest and funny . Really paints a a clear picture of His relationship w his dad And he’s got a great beard ... full review

Great show! A verite-style production where the silence is the point and moment-to-moment work is incredibly crafted and personal. Levatino's always-wonderful use of practical lighting adds just the right amount of noir while the attention to era-specific props really helped to solidify the mood. ... full review

Cute play that examines the feelings the feelings we wrestle with as we advance through life, reckoning with feelings of restlessness and the nagging question of whether we should have done more. ... full review

What a fun evening! Very creative!... full review

I enjoyed this collection of three very different stories. I actually saw Birds of a Feather for the second time and appreciated it even more, since knowing some of the ambiguity going in let me pick up on deeper clues and themes about family relationships. The Lateness of the Hours was a relatable and thoughtful look at how friendship dynamics evolve over time, while The Fight or Flight Response felt like a sharp commentary on workplace relationships and corporate culture. Another strong product... full review