CINDY IS RIGHT NOW does a LOT with a little, really creating not just a fantastic character but also a genuine connection with the audience in such a short span of time. ... full review

Edib is so, so talented! They are able to deftly balance clowning, humor, audience interaction, and the underlying deeper storytelling around grief, intergenerational trauma, diaspora, connection to ancestores, and the role of art in times of extreme oppression and violence. The fact that the piece feels like a hilarious comedy while also touching on such intense themes is really a testament to their skills.... full review

Lynette delivered a captivating evening of cabaret that combined exceptional musical talent with intimate storytelling. As a solo performer, she commanded the stage with confidence and warmth, creating an immediate connection with the audience.... full review

I went to the INVISIBLE! reading. Woody nailed with the description "Pen15 meets Quantum Leap with a little Stranger Things haunting around the edges." It's a half-hour comedy that already feels fully formed, even in a bare-bones reading. I walked out wanting the full season. I genuinely can't wait to see this on screen. Woody is a great writer with a strong, unique comedic voice.... full review

Incredible from top to bottom, unexpected and a wild journey based on a real-life account of persecution by Gretchen, who is an incredible performer with a unique voice and infinitely engaging stage presence! Absolutely recommend seeing yourself live or finding a way to help this show become a feature because it deserves to be seen as a truly horrific lived-in (almost true crime) experience. ... full review

Randa manages to capture the grief and rage of this political moment while also offering genuinely funny comedic moments. It can feel trite to call artwork "necessary for our times," but that does feel like the best way to describe this play.... full review

WOW! SLUMBER PARTY is a triumph of girlhood and an incredibly accurate representation of the intensity of being a preteen girl. The tightest 30 minute show that will have you so invested it feels so much longer, without a second of wasted time or space. SLUMBER PARTY is an absolute MUST watch this Fringe, and I'm excited to join the Cute & Confused fan club!!... full review

A beautifully brave show about resilience and love, and a big splash of sweet laughter.... full review

Playful, participatory, and genuinely funny. Bring your sense of silliness, commit to the bit, and you'll have a blast. I could not stop laughing at how stupid and silly we got to be.... full review

The End of The World is a very thoughtful and daring exploration of difficult themes and a brilliant showcase of a truly gifted performer and writer. In a sea of solo shows that are often navel-gazing, Destiny's piece is truly an artistic deep-dive into topics that are not easy to talk about, let alone make entertaining and darkly comedic. The balance of goofy characters, breathtaking poetry and the important questions she's posing leave you wanting more. My favorite moments are when it's just De... full review

Honest, refreshing, hilarious. I laughed, I cried, I laugh-cried, and before I knew it the hour was over and I was wondering where the time went. Such an epic performance!... full review

This piece was so beautifully written and performed by Anwar Ali. I instantly felt connected to the characters, the themes of grief, and the pure love and hard work that was clearly put into this piece. I'm so grateful I got to see it—it's a performance I will continue to think about and hope to see in many future iterations.... full review

This was such a great show! Funny, poignant, and absolutely entertaining! Go see it if you still can!... full review

From Fringes past, I knew Emily Clark was an accomplished musical and comedic performer. She is currently showing us her incredible range, brilliantly using her acting chops as the pivotal character in On The Line, an intense thrill of a ride expertly co-written and directed by Pamela Quinn Eberhardt and Dan Testa. Lucas Alifano and Jeff Scot Carey are equally compelling. What a show... exposing the gas-lighting women have endured forever. Can't wait to see it again to do some clue mining.... full review

“Linda Mendoza: Cured – My Road to Hollywood” gave me all the feels. Linda's storytelling is honest, hilarious, vulnerable, and deeply inspiring. She takes the audience on a ride through her life, career, family, challenges, triumphs, and the moments that shaped her into the remarkable woman she is today. I laughed, I got emotional, and I found myself reflecting on my own journey as a woman in this industry. What resonated most with me was seeing what a woman can accomplish when she refuses to g... full review

The devil made her do it! what a great piece on owning (or not) you issues! such great comedy about finding mr right now but maybe , eventually, could be, mr Right. the songs are intelligently written and beautifully sung the pacing is perfect. ( my fav is Sick Boy)... full review

Sister Wivez was incredibly entertaining. I was laughing from start to finish and had a very enjoyable time. The jokes were fun, acting was smart, and the cast had phenomenal chemistry.... full review

A hearbreaking look at an all too real subject. A highlight of this year's Fringe for sure. ... full review

Funny, clever, and illuminating. Julia is a great performer!... full review

As a woman and an actress, I needed this show. Megan Rippey stuns as she easily switches from Megan, to Reagan, to Exotic Divine Portal. As she takes us through her pregnancy experience, thus far, she holds nothing back. It was so refreshing to laugh, to cry, to hoot n’ holler, to shake ass, and to be sat- silent, in awe of the divine feminine. She is creation, she is erotica, she is MOTHER!... full review