I was not able to open the link to watch the virtual performance.... full review

Killer concept and narrative and surprising stage business- come for the threat of the smoothie, stay for all the cups! A vulnerable funny story with a strong gimmick that feels like a genuine offering ... full review

This was truly a circus of chaos. I went to a pretty rowdy showing and Jason handled the crowd with aplomb, playing with us when necessary and taking control back with sheer presence and play. He was locked in and on it and the crowd was along for the ride in a big way.... full review

A powerful and timely story about gender inequities, cultural rifts, and the price of the American “dream” for immigrants.... full review

The actress strongly showed the characters of the fear and hysterical. She even learned the local ascent from China. When I saw the show, my emotions went up and down with her actions. She was good.... full review

This show was a blast . Well choreographed and a spot on Keanu Reeves impression. I don't that you can really call this a solo show as Mr Fu populates his show with a steady flow of audience members playing a variety of parts, characters and playing every part needed to crew up and produce John Wick movie ... full review

Gonna be thinking about this show for a while! Laurie’s a masterful storyteller, and I was completely blown away. My jaw was on the floor multiple times, only for it to be picked back up so I could laugh hard at the next insane reveal. It was deeply moving, vulnerable, and unfortunately/fortunately relatable — but most importantly empowering and triumphant. ... full review

Such a complete vision from tip to tail. Every moment of the show felt both perfectly honed from much practice and also live in the moment. By the time it was over everyone in that room was my cousin, and I dang loved them, all thanks to Meat's gentle shepherding and world building.... full review

Let’s go, Jason! Such a fun, rowdy show from even before the time it actually started. Jason commands the room, does killer monologue-ing and it’s f u n. Set direction and props and gags exactly how you’d want them. ... full review

Heartfelt, touching, and disgusting. BK is such a good writer and her story is so full of captivating. The way she reimagined grief and the literal processing of her traumas was so simple and yet so genius. ... full review

This show left me feeling absolutely softer, more forgiving, and forgiven. I loved how Veronica moved around the space and took total command, but in a tender, silly, and absurd way. I could’ve watched her heal people for hours — I think we all really needed her clowning magic. ... full review

Loved the show! It was a unique take on a classic tale. I didn't know it was a musical, so when the actors started singing, I was pleasantly surprised by their wonderful voices. The music was arranged beautifully and had a hint of comedy that matched it nicely. ... full review

Very creative premise and silly and super fun with a great message ... full review

I loved this show. It was one of those pleasant surprises that you find at the Fringe. Imaginative and actually really dark it's presented as a children's public access show live streamed from a bunker under constant nuclear attack in the not too distant future. ... full review

This show felt like watching one of the greats at Woodstock, and we should all be so lucky to have witnessed Linzy Beltran before she inevitably becomes a superstar. Linzy’s energy and total command of a big, packed crowd is a testament to both who she is as a person, and her outrageous clown. The hour went by too quickly, I never wanted El Mago’s hijinks to end. One of my favorites of the fest. ... full review

A very timely compelling story that we need to hear and I appreciate was created.... full review

Deeply personal and lovely story telling. She invites us into her very unique life experiences without pulling any punches. I learned and I was engaged throughout. ... full review

The Singing School was a refreshing and lively experience! The performers clearly put in a lot of effort, and the passion for music really came through. As someone who works in academic content creation, I especially appreciated the attention to storytelling. (For those interested in academic writing support, you can visit my site: DissertationWriting-Services.co.uk).... full review

This show moved me to tears (the only show at fringe to do that, for whatever it’s worth). Elena’s the kind of person, and performer, that moves about a room and takes command of it so effortlessly. Not in a crazy egotistical way, but a charming, grounded, unassuming, and always surprisingly absurd way. This show, to me, is what fringe is all about. Deeply personal, moving, and unique, and somehow hilarious all the way through — tip to taint. One of my favorites of the fest. ... full review

An absolutely hilarious show in the genre of A Play That Goes Wrong, "The Wizard of Oh No!" combines comedy, heart, and perfectly manufactured chaos into a captivating experience for the audience. There are so many layers in the writing, from the hilarity of a reimagined "Wizard of Oz" for 2025 standards, to the perfectly placed "wrong moments" of the play, to the storyline around family, performative advocacy, and community. ... full review