Go see it! You'll like it!... full review

A heartwarming musical featuring great songs and made with a lot of love!... full review

Really enjoyed this show! Wait and Return gives a fascinating glimpse into the hard world behind Hollywood awards season and the people who struggle in their small way to make it all happen. The cast has great chemistry, the writing feels authentic, and there are plenty of funny moments mixed with genuine emotion and high intense drama. A thoughtful ensemble piece with a lot of heart. Definitely worth seeing. Oh and who is Ralph Ruggs??? That’s the funniest mystery of Wait and Return. ... full review

Yeah. See this. Extremely well written and performed. ... full review

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Soo funny and relatable... full review

The show was funny and heartfelt, with comedy and moments of sincerity well balanced throughout.... full review

Liza may be an unlicensed therapist, but she knows a thing or two about what humans need right now. We probably need disco. And we definitely need connection. This show provides both, and plentifully! ... full review

Lani is an incredible performer! She gives us a complete masterclass in characters. I haven’t even seen all the Tarantino movies and I was laughing my butt off.... full review

It’s altered reality upon altered reality as Covid-era college friends decide to use their school’s newly-declared “Wellness Wednesday” to trip acid together and get deep (and not-so-deep), reflecting on identity, life paths, and the found family we can take a long time to discover, but may not always last beyond the circumstances that created it. ... full review

Reed is an excellent comedian! His jokes are super tight, but he also gives us so much heart in his performance. Really great guy, really funny guy, would watch again!!!... full review

Of course it is going to be one of the sweetest, Kindest people you know that is going to share "Oh Yeah, I've received like 80 UNSOLICITED dick pics" like HUH! Cara Meyers rocks this show harder than the many Micro Penis's (Peni? idk) you see. Explaining through comedy, drama and history of dating, Cara Educates and Therapies audiences to feel better and worse about the Scary dating world... full review

These actors play really well together, especially the couple in the second scene, everyone is so natural and funny. Their performances are incredible to watch.... full review

This was a fun, interactive, and exciting show!!!... full review

Really lovely show that’s a little bit Miller a little bit Stringberg. An emotional but understated and well acted piece of art that could only be theater. ... full review

This is a great show!... full review

This was a beautiful solo show! Desiree use all the artistic elements of poetry, prose, music, dancing, video, etc. to convey laughter, joy, sadness, anger, grief, and all the emotions in between. The story is deep and compelling and heart-wrenching. Wonderfully written and performed!... full review

On the surface this show is a warm bath in playful interactivity, I’d imagine that it would be a delightful experience for kids if anyone wants to bring their family to a fringe show. On a deeper level, Hoop explores a real bid for connection that we all experience as imperfect adults, going to the theatre to find some bit of healing for our own inner children who at one point struggled to be understood. RM holds a reflective space for both difficult and joyful emotions with a deep sense of compa... full review

An intimate look at the camp experience from the people who take care of the campers. What started as a campy (yes, I said it!), light-hearted comedy got surprisingly deep. ... full review

An absolutely delightful hour of comedy and music. Riley & Cole commit to the bit the entire way, have crafted hilarious songs and do a great job connecting with their audience. The final song is a brilliant choice, where after 55 minutes of giving us laughs they truly show us who they are with a beautiful rendition of a Bruce Springsteen song. Bravo.... full review