point of view of a Singaporean girl's adventure in America. Very refreshing and unlike most comedies.... full review

Meg is so funny, and this show is such a great showcase of what makes her so engaging. She is such a TRICKSTER and it's so fun to see her get in trouble with the audience again and again. She can get away with murder. And in this show, maybe she does... She also promises not to go blue. Unbelievable. ... full review

A lighthearted comedic look at how other planetary life might view the incompetence of Man, as three femme agents from another planet are tasked with tracking down and returning a convict who has escaped prison and traveled to Earth. The supporting character of Anaïs, a laid-back forest-loving vegan Earth dweller creatively portrayed by Cynthia Dane, helps the agents fulfill their mission, and brings colorful levity to the plot. Live music played and sung by two of the alien agents adds to the fu... full review

Absolutely phenomenal. The songwriting is brilliant and hilarious. The on stage chemistry is top notch. They are so likeable and lovable and the show is joyous and wonderful. You will love it!... full review

Just when you think you’ve seen it all Adult Baby Doll humbles you in ways you didn’t see coming. What starts as yet another musical comedy becomes a journey of self discovery and genuine laughter. This is not a musical comedy. This is great stand up mixed with wonderful music. ... full review

INCREDIBLE. Unreal. Perfect. Funny. Very touching. Just....GO!... full review

I was completely floored by this performance!!! It’s equal parts raw storytelling and laugh out loud jokes. The way Brendan expertly takes the audience on this journey through his and his families triumphs and traumas is nothing short of heroic. He seamlessly weaves the audience through laughter and tears and back to laughter again creating that specific kind of magic that makes live theatre so important. This WILL be one of those Fringe shows that pops off so I highly recommend seeing it before ... full review

Adam Smith’s Partyboy feels less like a play than an absurd, hilarious conversation with the audience. Framed around Smith’s attempt to learn how to throw better parties, the show quickly becomes an intensely interactive experiment in connection. Audience members are asked to play rock, paper, scissors with strangers, offer up knock-knock jokes, and turn to their neighbors to decide which of them is more likely to be vulnerable in public. The tone of the show flips on a dime. One moment, Smith... full review

This show genuinely felt like going back in time, to a classical period when theater was more than spectacle - it was something to throw your whole self into participating in, to learn something new about your emotions and your relationships, and to let yourself be forever changed. It's a beautiful, intimate depiction of what it means to grow up from a child into an adult. And the interactive pieces feel like you're doing real magic!... full review

What a fun show! It truly feels like escaping into your favorite guilty pleasure. Katherine takes us on a ride and by the end we were all demanding more Bellingham Bay!... full review

Maria is a compelling performer and storyteller. I loved the balance of humor and vulnerability throughout the piece--it's so honest and human. She has a way of inviting the audience into her experience with openness, heart, and plenty of laughs along the way.... full review

I was thrilled to be along for the ride as Katherine works out her middle school trauma via a WB-drama-style maladaptive daydream. I came out of the theater feeling like I'd binged several seasons of a comfort show, and the experience was both silly and emotionally resonant. ... full review

A really fun show filled with a lot of bawdy humor.... full review

Maria is very compelling! From the second the show started, I knew that I was in good hands. She took command of the stage and had both comedic and dramatic moments that were impressive. It took a ton of strength and vulnerability to share her story, but she did it unflinchingly! Some of the stories were iconic (like the state senator one lol) and there was an uplifting and inspirational message. Definitely glad I got to see this one!... full review

Such a beautiful, intimate, relatable, portrayal of loss, grief, love, childhood memories, and being human. I loved the structure of the story and the way Cody moved from scene to scene with humor, vulnerability, and truth. The specificity in Cody's storytelling really made the play universally relatable and compelling.... full review

A show about their often sweet, sometimes banal married life, Couplet takes the most small and specific moments and spins them into the most hilarious, fun, catchy songs. I'm one to roll my eyes at couple acts, but there is something different and quite charming about these two and I think it's that they genuinely, truly love being together. If monogamy is looking for an ambassador, I got a couple for ya ... full review

Andrew is a broadly talented performer. He can sing, act, and do great character work. The show is smartly written to showcase those abilities. ... full review

This is the funniest and most entertained I’ve ever been at any of these festivals (not an exaggeration) the comedy & chemistry between Harper & Greg is next to none and just overall feel of very real people: plus vaudeville is BACK BABY!!! SO EFFING FUN!... full review

This was a fun enjoyable fast-paced show! ... full review

I wish Doofus was my landlord. Cole is a talented performer who gives this performance 110% ... full review