Endless Energy! Harper-Rose is an unstoppable force! This show combines comedy and stand-up with real heart wrenching stories and beautiful songs about Possums and balding family members.... full review

Funny and uncomfortable in a good way. I wasn’t prepared for the feelings that got stirred up in this performance. It was funny, tragic, and beautiful. ... full review

Equally sweet and silly, this show packs a lot of laughs in a short amount of time. Supported by fantastic writing and great direction- each of the three fabulous actors have moments of comedic triumph!... full review

What a silly, fun, and wild show this was! I never knew what was going to happen and that’s what made it so much fun! ... full review

What fun! Felt a bit like being in the middle of a Bugs Bunny cartoon of LOTR. Great way to bond with your fellow Fringers. Hilarious evening.... full review

An incredibly funny and heartwarming show! Edib transforms into this character and holds us in the palm of her hand. This is what we want in a solo clown show - nuance, hilarity, heartbreak. One of the best shows I've seen. ... full review

This is a perfect solo show! Taking trauma and making it into art! I could’ve watched 1000 more character monologues from Steve!! He’s so funny and his character work is incredible!... full review

Max is like Frank - one of the most charismatic performers ever. I could watch him for hours but then my belly would ache from laughter and I'd get mad at him. Max is HILARIOUS and can turn the most simple expressions/jokes into gold. This is one of the funniest shows I've seen at Fringe. ... full review

Old school sitcom writing meets new school multicam edge (but also on stage).... full review

Heavy drama with comic relief. I was on the edge of my seat.... full review

Aidan is a delight and gives us glimpses of those scariest vulnerable ambitions. ... full review

The story was really good... full review

Rachel’s performance was remarkable and brilliant. Sweet and tart in equal measure, it drew me in from the very beginning and held me in its spell until the final moments. The production is mesmerizing, weaving together warmth, humor, and heartfelt emotion with remarkable ease. The writing sparkles with wit and genuine laugh-out-loud moments, yet beneath the humor is a deep current of love and humanity. I was completely entertained by her deep dive into her relationship with her mom, it brought... full review

I will admit, I flipping loved, loved, loved this show. This was not a show I was going to see as I never met Christine at any of the office hours...but she showed up to our show with such a loving spirit that when I spoke to her after...I knew I had to go and I am so glad I did. She knocked me out of my socks from the moment she stepped on stage. She was honest, so very vulnerable and absolutely hilarious. You think that would be enough but then you realize her writing is out of this world and h... full review

A gentle meditative experience with beautifully crafted puppets. As someone raised on Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom, when the seal pup encountered an orca, I did let out a tiny nooooo.... full review

IAGTRSPAM is a poignant study of multi-generational trauma and the condition of American womanhood over the last century. Sensitively acted throughout by Sarah Dealy, who embodies both her mother and her grandmother with total commitment, she is most raw and touching when playing herself.... full review

Sarah Grochala’s writing is a force to be reckoned with— raw, stripped naked, and caustic. I think I only breathed three times total. ... full review

I loved the show! It was amazingly funny and really hit the nail on the head with its take on rejection!... full review

Junru's artistry is magnificent to witness. Body as an Archive is definitely one of my favorites of this year's fringe. Beautifully written & directed, simply told, her physicality is sublime. She recounts her life training as an acrobat in China and how her identity was shaped by it. As painful as certain moments are, Junru is absolutely luminous in telling her story.... full review

The reason we go to theatre and especially to a one-person show is to go on a ride that leaves us feeling like we have truly witnessed something spectacular. THIS is that show. ... full review