A Rock Feels No Pain
leigh bryce hayes
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June 18, 2026
certified reviewer
Melancholy and Macabre with brilliant pacing. Slaps you in the face, funny. ...
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Waiting for [Gal] Gadot by Jake Thomas
paul castro
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June 18, 2026
certified reviewer
The show was absolutely fantastic. The writing, directing and performances were truly amazing. But above all that— they took such a unique, unexpected take on a classic and made it unbelievably relevant to today’s journey of working as an artist in Hollywood. Tons of laughs, and a real human touch “wink”...
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Cursed My Road To Hollywood
maria mercedes
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June 18, 2026
certified reviewer
A funny, sad, inspiring, touching, amazing and incredible story! Linda Mendoza is legendary.
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Goody
sebastien siclait
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June 18, 2026
certified reviewer
This show was an absolute delight. A joyful bit of play that invited the audience to be a part of shaping every moment. All wrapped in such a loving take on witches. This is definitely the kind of show that I could see myself coming back to and feeling rewarded for having given it more time! ...
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Show Me Your Dick: A lifetime of dating in larger body
chase james
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June 18, 2026
certified reviewer
SO SO SO fun. Cara has boldly and exceptionally turned past trauma into a rowdy and hilarious story complete with games, audience interaction and of course....dick pics. LOTS of dick pics. My face hurt from laughing. ...
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HFF26 WORKSHOP #4: MARKETING AND TICKETING
urban echo
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June 18, 2026
uncertified reviewer
HFF26 Workshop #4 delivered practical marketing and ticketing insights for Fringe creators, covering social media, flyers and QR strategies. I also explored Cookieless Analytics Services and Request Cookieless Setup approach for better tracking via <a href="https://cookielessanalytics.com/">cookieless</a>....
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Homecoming: A Darkly Funny Tale About Losing My Mom and Finding Myself... Again
chase james
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June 18, 2026
certified reviewer
Dara's show is really really special. It's a very funny and very tender look at the complicated relationships we sometimes have with our parents / loved ones, and how those feelings can further complicate with unexpected passings. I loved this show when I saw it a few months ago and I loved it even more when I saw it again during Fringe. A MUST see. ...
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Country Girl Makes Do
maeve munroe
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June 18, 2026
certified reviewer
Sam is the best of the best, and the show was the same!!! Her energy is infectious and completely pulls you in-you'll leave feeling both giggly and moved in an absolutely awesome way...
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The Seven Year Bitch
reina abrevaya
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June 18, 2026
certified reviewer
A masterpiece in character work. "Seven Year Bitch" is a feat of both storytelling and creativity. An absolute must-see!...
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Miss Magnolia Beaumont Goes to Provincetown
dan ruth
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June 18, 2026
certified reviewer
You can file the title under "camp" if you wish, but file Joe Hutcheson's solo show under "exquisite." Hutcheson has arrived from New York City with a performance that is charming, very funny, and very personal. What sets this piece apart is the stellar writing. Armed only with a folding fan and a magical script that is loaded with tangible imagery, Southern charm, and cheap wine, Hutcheson delivers a story that you will not soon forget. With no projections and no trickery, Hutcheson's delightful...
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Alps, Adieu!
reina abrevaya
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June 18, 2026
certified reviewer
A hilarious and dark masterpiece, full of physical comedy as well as dealing with the larger issues of choice in the face of death....
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HFF25 Workshop #5: Marketing & Ticketing
urban echo
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June 18, 2026
uncertified reviewer
HFF25 Workshop #5 was practical and focused on marketing & ticketing strategies for indie shows. The structure felt clear and actionable....
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NILBOG! the Troll 2 musical
dana deruyck
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June 18, 2026
certified reviewer
Let a band of talented and highly committed goofballs make a musical out of the "best worst movie", and what do you expect? This. I expect this: a tongue-in-cheek sendup that never lets being in on the joke interfere with delivering seriously impressive performances alongside midnight-movie camp....
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HFF24 Workshop #5: Marketing & Ticketing
urban echo
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June 18, 2026
uncertified reviewer
I found the workshop insightful for marketing strategy and ticketing approaches....
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2026 Salem Witch Trial
kristin shoffner
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June 18, 2026
certified reviewer
Oh my Asherah, I loved this show! Equal parts HEARTFELT, HILARIOUS AND HARROWING. Gretchen is an incredibly talented performer who tells her story using the depths of her full range. ...
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Waiting for [Gal] Gadot by Jake Thomas
julie montgomery
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June 18, 2026
certified reviewer
Entertaining and thought provoking. I enjoyed the performances and appreciate the clever dialogues and monologues. ...
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DISCO THERAPY
dan ruth
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June 18, 2026
certified reviewer
"Gimme, gimme, gimme a man after midnight. Take me to..." Sorry, I'm supposed to be reviewing. Take me to go see "Disco Therapy!" Liza Dealey-Thomason is a gift, and she is ready to take you out of your darkness. Dealey-Thomason might not be a licensed therapist, but she's certainly an alchemist, turning her pain and a profound darkness into utter sheer joy that she does not keep to herself, but shares with her audience in this karaoke blast of a show, where not only did I leave feeling human and...
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FoMo: Formerly Mormon
dan ruth
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June 18, 2026
certified reviewer
"Fomo" Is New York City writer-actor Frankie Lee's infuriating and often very humorous autobiographical tale of what happens when we allow other people to control our mind, spirituality, sexuality and body. Armed with a very truthful script and a towering height, Frankie Lee soars high above the collateral damage brought about by his former Mormon religion, eventually coming back to himself, whilst stridently attempting to clean up the wreckage along the way. Lee the performer is a physical comed...
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Bebé Bebé
dan ruth
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June 18, 2026
certified reviewer
Veronica Osorio bares her soul in one of the most human and compassionate shows I've ever seen. This is her postpartum story, which takes place in her apartment at 4am where motherhood, confusion, delirium and sheer beauty flicker with life in the still and the quiet of her new life. Bebé Bebé will humble, fascinate and hug you, as you witness a mother saying goodbye to her former self. Osorio is a joy and I'm beyond grateful that I was able to witness what men will never experience. Bebé Bebé wi...
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Public Comment, a New Musical
teks kosong
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June 18, 2026
uncertified reviewer
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