The Master’s Piece was so much fun! I honestly don’t think there was a moment where we weren’t laughing. From beginning to end it was funny, clever, and just a really entertaining show. The writing, acting, and overall energy were amazing. Such a great reminder of how fun live theater can be. Highly recommend seeing this show. You’re going to have a great time!... full review

This is an extremely polished show that deserves a run beyond the Fringe. This is an excellently written and directed voice-y character piece with really fantastic performances. This is one of my favorite pieces this Fringe. Definitely a must see!... full review

an incredibly smart, funny, and highly entertaining comedy! what a delight.... full review

This show was incredibly powerful and thought-provoking. Made me feel all the emotions! TL’s story makes others think about the world and the meaning of their place within it. ... full review

A refreshing comedic group!... full review

This was SO entertaining. Great performances of a very entertaining script!... full review

I loved this show so much! Such a funny, raunchy, sweet, vulnerable show. It’s like watching a vaudeville show. Greg Hoffman and Harper Rose have a quick-witted, fast-paced comedy that showcases Mr. Hoffman’s rollicking piano entendres that join with, lead and accent Ms. Drummond’s mighty humor and excellent voice as she weaves the audience through her storied 33-years. I laughed out loud numerous times. I even got a tear toward the end. It’s a unique, welcome show. ... full review

This is a show like none other I've seen at the fringe. It is feisty, vibrant, hilarious and a little feral. The themes were power & privilage. It has many buffon clown qualities to it. It felt in your face but at the same time subversive. It was a laugh riot.... full review

Space Company is a show about the abject depravity of capitalism. For such serious subject matter, it is also side-splittingly funny. Anyone who has endured a painful corporate team-building retreat, a workplace restructure, or an insufferable boss will see their own story reflected on stage. Plenty of satires can diagnose what's broken, but this one also asks the audience to consider whether something else might be possible.... full review

Anwar is such an incredible performer. His ability to switch from character to character was more than impressive, and that unpredictable feeling really worked with the themes of the play. ... full review

Sacred absurdity and moments of intense beauty that took me to very surprising places and elevated the humor. ... full review

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Great show. Compelling and inspiring story telling... full review

This was a show that illustrated why you should never stay in a relationship when you're unhappy, and it was very convincing. Three couples, all unhappy, lots of fights and drama. One character who lacked any social filter but believed that to be a strength would comment on the relationships of the other two couples, stirring up drama. I'm a sucker for getting an insider's view on relationships (read: I watch a lot of Netflix reality TV), so this fit right in with my style. A bit depressing thoug... full review

This show takes full advantage of the 85min it occupies. All six performances are on point as they take the audience along for a complex, intimate look into three relationships that intersect over late-night drinks. The show is raw, emotional and unapologetic in it's realism. One of the best shows at Fringe this year.... full review

A fast-paced, jury-rigged fun time! The Fall of the Roman Republic falls squarely into a sketch comedy style whose grounding classic story provides endless fodder for humorous reinterpretation. Supported by a large ensemble, each cast member gets their fifteen minutes of fame by the end with some particularly charismatic performances from Clodius, Pompey, and Titus, among others. Character trait decisions really bolster the performances and create amusing moments like Titus' secret attraction ... full review

This is the funniest show I've ever seen. But it wasn't just fun. It was raw, touching, and inspiring. ... full review

Amazing! Super smart and moving.... full review

A really fun show, combining storytelling, physical comedy, and a brilliant behind the scenes look at a technically impressive Fringe show from 2025. You’d think Laurel had been doing solo shows for years!... full review

Fun show-Loved it!... full review