Bean vs. The Robots: A Solo Show Musical
paris la rock
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June 17, 2026
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This show is both delightfully absurd and a profoundly vulnerable exploration of grief and the human experience. I’ve seen it twice, and each time it has stayed with me long after I left the theater. Whether it’s the funny songs still stuck in my head or the way it prompts me to reflect on how I process grief, it’s a show that lingers in the best way....
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Happy! Merry! Joyous!: Inside the Mind of a Caroler
erin moore
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June 17, 2026
certified reviewer
Happy! Merry! Joyous! -- The perfect description for this fun and heartfelt look into the life of a caroler. Jim takes you on a comedic journey as he decides whether he will return for yet another year of caroling, he brilliantly combines his thought process, a bit of music theory and some beautiful introspective moments into an hour long story that will leave you wanting just a bit more! ...
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BELLYFUL
juliette jeffers
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June 17, 2026
certified reviewer
I absolutely LOVED Bellyfull. Vivia has a warm inviting essence that immediately draws you into her story. I was excited to take the journey with her. She has an impeccable sense of comedic timing and her show has some nice touching moments as well. Bellyful was a delight and masterfully directed by Heather Dowling. I highly recommend. ...
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Animal Instincts
david goodman
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June 17, 2026
certified reviewer
Olivia is a very talented, honest performer. She understands how to tell a funny story, and is willing to reveal her own vulnerabilities on stages...
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The Vertical
christopher young
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June 17, 2026
certified reviewer
“The Vertical” is a clever, timely, and surprisingly insightful stage play that explores the evolving world of vertical micro-dramas through both humor and heart. As someone who also works in the vertical drama space, I appreciated how the play captured the unique challenges, opportunities, and absurdities of creating compelling stories in such a fast-paced format....
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Big Maestro & Little Cello Boy
emily markoe
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June 17, 2026
certified reviewer
A delightful nightmare I want to have over and over again. ...
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RADICAL ACTS with Ramón: Tomfoolery, Grief and Whimsy
eloise coopersmith
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June 17, 2026
certified reviewer
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Maybe It’s You
aliza small
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June 17, 2026
certified reviewer
Julia is a star! Her talent and charm gift audiences with an hour of delightful musical comedy. You’ll be humming the songs and thinking about the perils of modern dating long after you leave the theater. ...
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ABBY NORMAL THE MUSICAL
anonymous
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June 17, 2026
certified reviewer
It was very heartfelt, very informative and so much fun to watch. It took a subject that was dire and turned it into something hopeful and full of love and optimistic. It was engaging with the audience, and it was a joy to watch....
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Cirque Lunaire: a puppet debacle
crystal torres-farias
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June 17, 2026
certified reviewer
A must watch! It was fun, captivating, immersive, and completely different from what I went in expecting but it in the best of ways. Couldn't stop laughing and gasping at every turn. Everyone did an amazing job and I could feel the love and passion they all had for this project. ...
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They Tend To Themselves: A Choreopoem
anonymous
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June 17, 2026
certified reviewer
Gabrielle Jackson held the audience in a space of healing and empowerment. Her grace and movement kept the story flowing throughout the less than an hour theatre piece. Everyone in that room during the preview were in tears, not because it was imposed on us or a guilt that was thwarted, but the human connectedness that we all inhabited during the play. ...
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THE BODY
vichea chhuon
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June 17, 2026
certified reviewer
The actors were believable playing multiple roles. The topics they covered was enjoyable and dimensions you don’t often see these days because our society has become so “sensitive”. Really enjoy all 4 shows. Each left you feeling and thinking about something different, and I really like it when a show has that impact on me....
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Brendan Scannell: The Abyss
anonymous
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June 17, 2026
certified reviewer
This should tour the world in theaters, conferences, university and beyond. The mental health perspective and the queer lens is rich. Brendan is unequivocally talented and brimming with heart. It's stand-up, solo show, drama wrapped up in one. ...
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Baby Eyeballs
eden ross
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June 17, 2026
certified reviewer
Astounding solo performance by Anwar Ali. With expressive writing and distinct characterization, Baby Eyeballs explores the depths of empathy and perception. Using metaphors of eyesight and film to depict mortality, the show empowers viewers to “live something you want to see” and take control of their stories....
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Playback
robert svetlik
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June 17, 2026
certified reviewer
Engaging and thought provoking. Playback has a fantastic cast and set. ...
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Glossolalia
robert svetlik
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June 17, 2026
certified reviewer
Glossolalia is a place where religion, faith, love, and desire meet and come into conflict with one another. Where nature and the law of man reckon. ...
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HYSTERICAL
shar mayer
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June 17, 2026
certified reviewer
The show is correctly named “ HYSTERICAL” as we were laughing not stop from the moment we sat down....
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Becoming Apparent
liza seneca
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June 17, 2026
certified reviewer
A must see - one of the most powerful shows I have seen not just at the Fringe, but anywhere. Olga Konstantulakis is a fearless, magnificent performer who leaves it all on the stage. The entire human experience in 60 minutes. An absolutely inspired and inspiring show. ...
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The Complete (and Abridged) Works of August Wilson
jason steinhoff
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June 17, 2026
certified reviewer
Novel concept. Outstanding performances!...
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I am not a Spy. This is a Magic Show.
shar mayer
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June 17, 2026
certified reviewer
What a fun magic show, that is more than a magic show....
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