Nicole Knudsen demonstrates through her script that she understands the most important part of science fiction isn't getting caught up in space tropes but reflecting the intricacies of humanity itself.... full review

Lady Satan for President. Seriously. I left the show feeling hopeful, inspired, and weirdly patriotic but specifically about rainbows and ethereal trans beings. Peyton does not shy away from anything — she boldly confronts our present moment as 100% authentically herself. And it’s a beautiful example of how we should all show up, for ourselves, each other and the community. ... full review

The show's writing was very strong and well-executed. The actor is highly skilled at singing and staying true to the character throughout the entire show. ... full review

A WILD RIDE. Totally genre-defying. Inventive use of the audience. A solo show (???) but so much more than that? I’ve never seen a “partially immersive” show be so effective. It’s not what you think, and not what you’re expecting. I’m so glad I went because it really opened my mind to what GOOD, expressive, expansive, entertaining theatre can be! ... full review

Jim is such a charming storyteller and manages to give such depth and insight to something as seemingly simple as caroling, ... full review

A moving story with enough complications to make it personal and compelling.... full review

I have been making professional theatre for 32 years. I have taught theatre in several schools. I love theatre. And I have watched my fair share of shows that did not really work or that were on the way to. Bad shows too. This is by far the worst show I have watched in a very long time. And this is not because of any stylistic or genre or artistic shortcoming. This was a scam. So, so unprofessional and so full of itself. Was announced as an hour long show for 23 dollars. It lasted 9 minutes. The ... full review

Coffee Date was fun, funny, clever, entertaining .... and oh-so-true! Great production, definitely recommend!... full review

Fringe is not yet over, but I think this may be my favorite show so far. Artfully executed, this solo show showcases a performer who truly understands the assignment of owning the stage and telling a story with her whole body and voice. Truly becoming each character, unraveling a tale in a non-linear but deeply spellbinding way, this artist covered so much emotional ground, it left me breathless. ... full review

This play was a lot of fun. The acting and writing were terrific and there was murder and music - a terrific combination.... full review

Loved this show! Inventive, relatable, clever and a joy from beginning to end!... full review

An hilarious exposé of the wellness industrial complex! Simultaneously a heartfelt exploration of the lived reality of a person struggling with the invisible struggle of chronic pain. The jokes HIT and Jordan’s performance of the multiple sides of this woman really anchored the story. I thought the twist was really smartly done, and left the show thinking a lot about the ways my struggles are capitalized on and the ways my life would be different if the American healthcare system was different.... full review

Such a fun show! It tackles a lot of things in an hour and a half - womanhood, mental illness, recovery, queerness, feminine rage, ritualistic psychosis… I was very impressed! Felt elements of Girl, Interrupted and Yellowjackets, both of which I love, so I was in my element! ... full review

Sam's show was so fun! Very heartwarming, relatable, funny, and well put together. She's a great comedienne coming into her own. She wrote some very funny lyrics and kept the audience engaged the whole time.... full review

Deeply moving and will leave you different than how you came.... full review

Elisha likes getting flowers please buy her bunches or arrangements of flowers for the show!... full review

A heartfelt story about the horrors of sending a dog to die in outer space. Emilie isn't afraid to hit the audience in their soft spot for pets.... full review

A generation of American men, almost all gone now, went to war, and some came home and almost never spoke of their experiences. In Brian Rohan’s brilliantly crafted one-man show, we are invited to experience the postwar existential crossroads through the eyes of an honored pilot—and movie star. Rohan as Jimmy Stewart is as relaxed and personable as the adored film actor, and his performance is masterful. Studio stars of the Golden Age had careers of 10 years if they were lucky, but some persev... full review

Great stagecraft, combining space work, crowd work, storytelling and magic skills to propel the one man show experience into something special.... full review

A small-town mystery that’s very funny and very moving. When a teen named Eli goes missing in the woods around the small town of Greyhaven, a search party goes into the forest to find him. Knew we were in for something special when the program included a map of Greyhaven (lovely Tolkien allusion!) and the ensemble does an excellent job bringing Eli’s friends, family, and loved ones to life (plus a couple strangers and questionable opportunists).... full review