I was very impressed by the shows story, visuals and engaging interactions.I really liked ... full review

A super freakin funny wild ride of a show that you can choose to be a bigger part of if you want. Or you can just sit back & enjoy the insanity. Highly recommend. ... full review

The all-around talent in this show is enchanting and haunting. Truly inspiring! It shows, that with the right people, you can make very impactful theater simply and intimately. ... full review

This is such a special show! One of my highlights of the festival so far! Christine is a generous, open-hearted performer who crafted a clean and clever show with director, Jesse Pilkes. Don't miss this!... full review

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Fantastic show. Joey dives into the horrifying facts about social media while offering salvation from our suffering through humor. I found myself deeply moved and connected to others in the audience as we reevaluated what infinite scrolling has cost us. What starts as a fun parody of a church ends up truly feeling like a much needed religious experience. ... full review

Kelly is the show, and that's very entertaining.... full review

Such an amazing show! The music and costumes were great. The SINGING! Omg! It was so moving, it made me cry! The singing was powerful it literally filled the room. The harmonies and power was so beautiful. ... full review

This is my most favorite art experience to ever exist in the entire universe! I’m definitely seeing it again!... full review

Jester is a damn good laugh, and somehow yet an even better cry. Its constant side-aching hilarities were spoonfuls of sugar to help the medicine of life’s ephemeral nature go down. It reminds you that true laughter is precious because of life’s hardships, rather than being precious in spite of them. ... full review

Virgina Novello masterfully dramatizes the passionate life of Mexican poet, painter, transgressive muse, artist's model, pianist, bon vivant, and feminist Carmen Mondragón, aka Nahui Olin (after 1921) and recreates her journeys from Mexico City to Paris, France to San Sebastian, Spain and back to Mexico City during the bohemian modern art movement of the 1920s to 1930s. ... full review

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"Pit of Hope" was the very first play I've ever watched, and it was a genuinely moving experience. The play beautifully balances heavy, real-world themes with just the right touch of humor. What truly made the show stand out was the acting; every member of the cast delivered a solid, natural performance that kept me completely invested from start to finish. It is a well-crafted, meaningful piece of theatre that I highly recommend.... full review

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Raw, honest, thought-provoking, and funny!... full review

Carol gives a tour de force performance here. If you see one show this fringe, see this! She’s brilliant, funny, and topical. ... full review

Entertaining and original double-feature... full review

I really enjoyed this show. I made sure to immediately promise Albie and the producer Laura the nice review they deserve - here it is!... full review

A well-crafted play that I don't want to spoil for you. 🤫 But I will say it has fun twists and turns and effects.... full review

Good Knight is a funny, inventive, and incredibly charming show that explores masculinity with wit, vulnerability, and joy. Grant is magnetic and holds the audience from beginning to end. I loved it!... full review