I loved this show 2 years ago when it was 30 minutes and I still love it now! Such a solid comedy with a stellar cast.... full review

This show was such a cool modern concept and it truly did feel like sitting and listening to a Podcast, not necessarily "EXperation Date" but a Podcast about the complications of inexperience, young love, accountability and the connections we build across our young adulthood. Such crazy twists, multi-dimensional characters, and super sick production design that the Pod mics were actually hot. ... full review

Elisha Tan is an inspired story teller! I so appreciated the opportunity to listen in on her tech startup etc journey.... full review

This adaptation of Harold Pinter's THE DUMB WAITER stirs up a brisk cocktail of tension, disturbing noises, mystery, alienation, absurdity and comedy, garnished with a chilly wedge of menace. Phil Abrams and Jim Grollman ace their roles as two contract thugs simmering with frustration in a claustrophobic apartment that seems to fight them every moment. Pinter's classic is a challenging play to mount, but, in DWNYC, Abrams and Grollman have created a stage work greater than the sum of its angry,... full review

This play is such a beautiful love letter to theater - kudos to Kilo, the very gifted playwright! I'm so glad to have caught a staged reading of this considering the subject matter of this play (though I will definitely be at one of the shows too). The actors were phenomenal — what incredible talents to carry something like this all the way through! They didn't miss a beat and kept the audience engaged the whole way through. The directorial choices were simple and so effective! Theater magic — yo... full review

Very funny, lively, clever, and ultimately moving.... full review

This show is raw and funny with vulnerability. Great work, Kelly.... full review

Tuesday is truly a comedic genius. Zany, slightly off-kilter, yet understanding of the human condition, she brings both absurdity and humanity to her character of Debi.... full review

Burt Thunder is a delightfully unhinged comedy that thrives on chaos. The premise is wonderfully simple: fading local celebrity Burt Thunders is determined to raise a million dollars to save the whales through a telethon, and his increasingly desperate attempts to do so send the entire production spiraling into absurdity.... full review

This was such a funny, smart (but stupid!) ride. It really moved the needle! If you liked the Joachim Trier movie, Sentimental Value, you’ll love Brain Eviction. ... full review

Holy smokes! Liza was on fire this entire show! The singing, the dancing, the insights, the audience interactions - is there anything she can't do? I saw this show at 11pm and it woke me up - both literally and figuratively! Dancing through the hard parts of life is a lesson that everyone needs to hear, and Liza is the perfect ambassador to spread that message far and wide! Disco Therapy is truly a gift. ... full review

This was such a lovely, heart-warming, and humanizing play. The script was solid, the acting performances were lived in, and the directorial choices were laudable! A really beautiful story that presents a much-needed perspective about the disservice we do to folks by pathologizing mental health conditions. Go watch it and leave with a more tender heart!... full review

Reina is a force of nature! Her presence on stage is magnetic. She never shies away from what others might tiptoe around, and that fearlessness is a gift to the audience. Her vulnerability (and her total comfort in it) creates a gentle gateway for the rest of us to tap into our own, and makes her strength all the more undeniable.... full review

THIS IS WHAT FRINGE IS ALL ABOUT!!! Having side-splitting fun with a bunch of friends and strangers who also love live performance! I heard about this show early into my own fringe preparations, so I was looking forward to it ever since, and it did not disappoint! Riley and Cole in character with their pitch perfect kiwi accents are so fun to watch, and the way they interact with all of the audience is even better. Bravo to all the brave audience members who proved themselves to be award worthy a... full review

I love this show so much! I've seen it twice now, and it's not enough times! Jackie is so funny, charismatic, and just a joy to watch on stage. This show could easily become more about the gossip surrounding her first marriage and Carl (gross!) but it is about Jackie and her strength. It's a beautiful, funny, inspiring show. I demand you all see it IMMEDIATELY. ... full review

Incredible premise and wonderful execution. Cara's show promises to show dicks and boy do you get them. What really moved me was Cara's vulnerability and willingness to look inward and share those observations with us. ... full review

The charisma of the Doom Girls (Jenni, Alex and Nina) and their comedic chemistry made this so fun to watch! They each brought something special to the stage which just got more and more amplified throughout the performance. The hippie (Cynthia) was hilarious and a perfect character for them to meet on their journey. And Jenni and Nina have beautiful voices!!! I can't wait for the Doom Girls album to come out. ... full review

I loved watching Meg's journey from her small town to the big city, and then back to the small town again, and maybe to the big city a few more times?? As a performer, Meg is so instantly likable and I was completely enchanted by all of her sincere silliness. Her ability to bounce between multiple characters paid off as she crammed a whole world full of relationships, friendships, and tricky family dynamics into a tight 30 minute show that never feels too fast or too busy. She even deftly explore... full review

I laughed, I cried, and then I healed!!!! Rachel’s raw performance and vulnerability kept me entranced in this play. The timing, sounds/music, lighting, choreo really brought the whole moment of celebrating Rachel and her beautiful momma to life. Thank you Rachel for bringing this beautiful and cathartic piece to the fringe festival to share with us!!!! ... full review

I was intrigued by the idea of having two shows set in a graveyard. Would they be scary? Funny? Poignant? How would the plays relate to each other? Would there be ghosts? Nothing was scary, there were some funny moments and a few poignant ones as well. ... full review