Pardners
anonymous
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June 17, 2026
certified reviewer
What a wonderful, happy show! Great comedy & well acted too!! Can’t wait to see more!!...
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EMERGE
holly shaw
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June 17, 2026
certified reviewer
This show felt like being inside someone's dream. From the moment Paris takes the stage tap dancing we can sense that while the air is cheery for now, something darker lurks in the wings ready to reveal itself. Slowly through various dances and carefully chosen narration, Paris reveals bits of story that are wonderfully specific, yet don't linger too long to overwhelm the flow. The whole show is like watching a hand slowly open to reveal its cards. Paris Moon does a great job of delivering enough...
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Trench
alana white
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June 17, 2026
certified reviewer
Trench was incredibly funny and well-acted. I wasn't sure what to expect other than a one woman show. What I got was a thoroughly entertaining, playful, and surprising experience. Watching Ann Loud switch between five very distinct characters and turn her performance on a dime was a big part of the fun. So glad I got a chance to see this performance and live in the nuances of each character....
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Total Horror Show
andrew hendren
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June 17, 2026
uncertified reviewer
Total Horror Show is a hilarious romp with fantastic songs and a very funny cast....
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Vote for Tom Ryan: One Last Time!
anonymous
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June 17, 2026
certified reviewer
What a fun ride! The turn at the beginning was a great hook, although I do feel as though the play did lose some of the childish innocence which makes this SUCH a hilarious satire around ACT 2. It got a little House of Cards-y minus all the sexy stuff, although plenty was implied. Especially about hands stuff. Overall, I think the ensemble had so much chemistry and Reid Emmons really stood out, playing not one, but two characters with such deep history and richness, all while walking a tightrope ...
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The Activist Kitchen Live
anthony leyva
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June 17, 2026
certified reviewer
I love the community this venue brings,
Kevin is musically talented, and the Activist Kitchen curated a very fun show....
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SAW: Surviving Scott Sharma
andrew phillips
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June 17, 2026
certified reviewer
Scott maintains high energy for the hour. The tone leans grown up Disney/Theater kid but with… a darkness. ...
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The Complete (and Abridged) Works of August Wilson
anthony leyva
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June 17, 2026
certified reviewer
It was a love letter to August Wilson, and those that build the theatre, keep it alive, and refuse to let it die....
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RADICAL ACTS with Ramón: Tomfoolery, Grief and Whimsy
holly shaw
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June 17, 2026
certified reviewer
When you hear this show includes drag and you see the wig, the mustache, the loud flowered shirt, you worry Radical Acts with RAMÓN might lean on stereotypes, turning RAMÓN into a caricature of a Latin man. That couldn't be farther from the truth. The magic of RAMÓN is Ruby Marez' tender handling of a real person, or as it were, persona. From the moment RAMÓN tumbles on stage, we feel his heart. Ruby creates something truly special with her character RAMÓN. And it isn't like the show isn't fun! I...
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The Magic Computer
molly kirschenbaum
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June 17, 2026
certified reviewer
Kel is a natural performer, they have so much heart and uhhhh, yeah, they’re frickin hilarious too, alrighty? I seriously loved this show. It made me laugh and cry, and feel less alone as a non-binary person tbh. Gay style. ...
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A Rock Feels No Pain
anthony leyva
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June 17, 2026
certified reviewer
It was an engaging show about the psyche and relationship of two coworker actors on very different stages of life, and how they connect over a very unexpected 3rd party....
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The Bureau of Recollected Lives
bill prudich
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June 17, 2026
certified reviewer
I really enjoyed the piece overall. It felt fresh and engaging without trying too hard, and I was drawn in by its originality and clarity. The story unfolded in a way that was easy to follow but still emotionally meaningful, and it left me with a genuine sense of connection to the world onstage. It was a well-shaped production that knew what it was doing....
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Jeremy Worried About the Wind
alan waserman
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June 17, 2026
certified reviewer
My wife and I were smiling the whole way through! Uplifting music with well written, very likable characters. The high energy cast kept us engaged the whole time!
Bravo! Excellent show!...
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Goody
tl forsberg
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June 17, 2026
certified reviewer
Stunning and captivating from beginning to end! Elena is a gifted and skilled performer. I left the theatre in a trance of WOW! ...
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The Seven Year Bitch
scott edwards
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June 17, 2026
certified reviewer
What a fun and unique show. Lead Shayna has a great voice and really belts out the many tracks in a very impressive fashion. A show highlight for sure. And the skits/bits stringing together the narrative across the musical portions are equally as engaging and well written/delivered. Overall a great night at the theatre thanks to Shayna’s raw talent and Fringe’s support of the arts. ...
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Sea Wall by Simon Stephens
anthony leyva
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June 17, 2026
certified reviewer
It was a very engaging story,
It was well acted, and it was also so heart breaking....
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UNPLUGGED ELECTRIC GUITAR
jack posey
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June 17, 2026
certified reviewer
This is the type of show that makes a festival like this so special. I was blown away by the writing, the delicious realism of the performances... I laughed, I cried! It's a play for anyone with a passion and a dream, and hits especially close to home for writers and theatre makers. Somehow delicate and heavy-hitting at once - because it's so truthful and full of life. Playwright and star Danny Rocco utilized his signature, immersive 'SWSEng' playwriting method to great effect - the sound design ...
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The Circle
robert rice
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June 17, 2026
certified reviewer
Great show! Well written, acted, and directed. Lots of twists and turns and it's as funny as it is biting. Enjoyed every minute of it....
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RADICAL ACTS with Ramón: Tomfoolery, Grief and Whimsy
katana fox
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June 17, 2026
certified reviewer
The discussion of social issues in an entertaining way is so so important, it helps bridge the gap of talking about the hard stuff in a way that doesn't leave us feeling emotionally exhausted. I'm also big fan of immersive theater and audience inclusion performance art, I felt seen and was so engaged; I sooo loved the inclusion of that in Ramón's show. 10's all across the board!!!...
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CLUB CLOWN
kathrine vogel
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June 17, 2026
certified reviewer
Just the best 70 minutes of entertainment you could ever hope to lay your eyes on. ...
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