A surreal trip through one woman's eviction using fun theatrical devices and great comic performances.... full review

A space corporate world parody! I loved this world Emma built, mapping absurdity to everything we know and dislike about corporate America.... full review

Dude, I love watching Andy perform. His commitment to his absurd/insane ideas is unmatched. I've never seen anyone perform like Andy. He has such a unique voice (not talking but like artistic voice) that is REFRESHING to see!!!!!!!... full review

A lively solo show about the trials, tribulations, and triumphs of dating with original music!... full review

An amazing solo show that is truly hilarious and touching, if it were up to me Eliza would be the one and only EGOT... full review

This has been one of my favorite fringe shows. This guy can PLAY. I had no idea what the hell was going to happen next. The show felt ALIVE.... full review

Such a funny, creative, delightful show with a lot of heart! Jasmine Elist is a huge talent and takes the audience on a wild journey through the mind of an anxious person. ... full review

This show was amazing! Dara's deeply personal story showed us all what it really takes to self actualize through your shit. It's a life long journey, and Dara showed us the way with insight and a good laugh to boot.... full review

Whichever One You Feed is an excellent observation on life and sentient beings. The dialogue is grounded, funny, and real. The actors are great- lots of laughs! Another great Aaron Francis production!! ... full review

This had me howling! Paris + Juliet is a wildly hilarious solo show with some superb dramatic acting to give your abs a break from laughing and, oh yeah, tell a complete story about a surprisingly relatable character. Incredibly well written and performed, every beat is carefully thought out and fine-tuned. Do yourself a favor and go see Charlie!... full review

Brendan Scannell's The Abyss is absolutely not to be missed. It's a masterclass in stand-up and storytelling, one of the rare comedy shows that manages to be riotously funny while also leaving a genuine emotional imprint. Brendan's comedy is sharp, surprising, and deeply original. What stayed with me long after the laughter faded was the emotional honesty beneath it all, an invitation into someone's inner world that is messy, funny, painful, absurd, and deeply relatable. I've seen many come... full review

I truly have never seen anything like this. I loved being inside Lissa's brain for 45 minutes. A mostly sex-toy show-and-tell that didn't feel horny and gross!... full review

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Action-packed, hilarious, poignant. It's a show that keeps you guessing AND laughing. Highly recommend.... full review

The best solo show I've seen in a long time! A must see, especially for anybody in the industry. Hilarious, masterfully written, insanely well acted, and relevant to the times we are living in.... full review

I laughed, I cried, I learned things! This is such a phenomenal one-woman show exploring faith, passion, mental health, and what it means to be a woman in a world built for men. Jessica brilliantly weaves together real facts about Joan of Arc's life - and death - with biting social commentary and pieces of her own life's revelations. The 85 minute show flew by, left me contemplative, and is something I'm going to be thinking about for a long time. There is one more show left! DO NOT MISS THIS... full review

It’s a show about half-baked kids figuring out how to finish the recipe. No question will be posed to you in this play that you won’t be able to answer, but there will be questions you’ve already answered in your own life. That can be enjoyable in a play, watching the folly of youth and remembering your own, but it doesn’t make for a completely great play.... full review

Great actors taking on challenging material in the most exquisite, insane, inventive and hysterical fashion....storytelling at its most harrowing!... full review

A very delightful play and cast - I loved the aesthetic. A cool premise and BRAVA to the playwright and cast who traveled from England to delight us with their talents!... full review

White Lilies is a gripping look at how two people who share blood process grief very differently. It was clear, honest, and exciting.... full review