Rosie’s Turn does the thing most solo shows only dream of—it provides belly laughs, surprises, goosebumps, and yes, tears. Kelly Krauter is a force to be reckoned with as she nails the vaudevillian-washed-up-cabaret-singer comedy genre, while also delivering moments of human drama that are profoundly moving. Her INCREDIBLE singing comes as a generous surprise — what starts as a campy retelling of a tale we may be somewhat familiar with, then reveals itself to be something truly new as the whole t... full review

Vivia was great - a confident, engaging and vulnerable performer. Her story is touching and heartwarming. She is so skillful in creating her characters, and she lets us feel all the feelings but offsets the pain with her charm and humor. ... full review

What a ride! Deshawn and Jamonté work together seamlessly as a hilarious duo. ... full review

Ok, Model! introduces a lot plot threads that each could warrant a play of its own. It’s an intriguing premise with a lot of potential.... full review

The funniest tour guide you'll ever have. Hilarious guide that does everything but get through the tour. The laughs are relentless, fueled by her comedic fearlessness, quick wit, and boundless energy. What begins as a simple museum tour becomes a masterclass in comedic derailment, as her guide manages to do everything except actually get through the exhibit. Beneath the absurdity lies a surprisingly relatable portrait of anxiety, turning a routine tour into a brilliantly funny meltdown that never... full review

Brilliant show! Jessica Erin Martin told her story with courage and heart that would have made Joan proud. A masterful solo show by a consumate artist!... full review

This show was delightful and very funny! Sam is now on my list of "if they have a show, I want to go to it" clowns. I hooted, I hollered, at one point I cringed in fear as she swung a water wiggler (which I just googled to learn what it's called fyi) above her head wildly with devilish intent. LA Clown, it's not just an awesome hat she sells- she's also hilarious and super talented in her craft. ... full review

The place is Salem, Massachusetts and there are witches being burned in their houses, but the year isn't 1692 . . .it's 2025 and this shit is still happening. I was enraptured by this show. Gretchyn takes us through her real-life journey of facing harrowing treatment by a cult-like Christian community and the result is fascinating! Wylder is a powerful performer, expert storyteller and has a beautiful cackle that will relieve anyone's doubts that she's truly witchy! A must see of the fest.... full review

Such a fun way to process as a community. This is the type of show we all dream about making. Liza’s beautiful storytelling and courage comes so a naturally. It reminds me to laugh and to sing and to mess up. Beautiful work.... full review

Fantastic Scifi. Well written and concieved. ... full review

Sarah's play on the typical "one-woman show" was so funny and hit all of the tropes. She did such an excellent job rolling with any technical difficulties that it felt like it was planned. There was also an enjoyable contract game that she played with the audience throughout. The ending of the show definitely spoke to the why am i doing this vulnerable thing feeling that we all get as performers, but the monologue was a fun manic pixie dream girl one-woman show send up.... full review

A duo at the peak of their craft - cirque, clown, raw vulnerability. I feel blessed to be able to catch it! 100% a must see of the festival. ... full review

Super fun play - and I don't usually care for things that involve extensive history. The jokes hit with people who enjoy the history as well as people like me who came for a good time. ... full review

I loved last year's Medicine Woman and now Veronica delivers once again with this piece that makes motherhood seem like a horror story and shows the brain fog and hilarity of it all through real time interactions. Veronica herself is almost like a baby because she holds no false pretenses and appears to just be existing on stage letting hilarious words fall out of her mouth effortlessly. An act so fascinating you can't take your eyes off of her. This joyous, honest and irreverent romp through mot... full review

A spooky good time with some beautiful original music and a wonderful cast of kooky and hilarious characters. ... full review

She's so special is SO SPECIAL! Meg is a magnetic performer, and you'll be hooked from start to finish during the show. ... full review

Thoroughly enjoyed this. Fantastic application of story to stage. The design of this piece is as soooo good. Reminded me of going to the Fort Worth Rodeo as a kid.... full review

Crabshley will have you smiling beginning to end. What a beautiful, goofy journey all back by an amazing performance!... full review

Loved the venue, the hosts and the overall experience. Def will be in the lookout for more About Last Night Events... full review

A smart and honest look into the modern, tech-bound world of marriage, sex, and kink that we're all living in but nobody is talking about. Good Girl dives headfirst into the taboos we have around love, loyalty, and lust in a way that only the stage can explore. Present-day topics like therapy, social media, and dating apps are depicted in a realistic way that will set a new standard for storytellers going forward. In a world where we hesitate to tell the truth because we're told our purity comes ... full review