A stunning, immersive marine ballet with beautiful, life-size puppets!... full review

Great, hilarious, bloody gore and sublimely insane - great actors, great presentation. Made me miss Andy Warhol even more. ... full review

Amazing! Truly like nothing I’ve experienced before. I had a blast and felt very inspired about the experience. I love the idea of an interactive play, the music element was very fun, and Danthony is such an engaging performer. Great work! ... full review

Expertly crafted, written, choreographed, and performed. Not a bad song in the bunch.... full review

In the hands of a lesser talent, this could have failed in so many ways, but Brendan has created a funny, moving show out of a difficult topic and wrapped it up in a novel, engaging metaphor. Hilarious and heartbreaking.... full review

The raunchy humor is sharp, fearless and honest.... full review

One of the funniest, original and interesting things I've ever seen. Lissa plays with themes about consumer culture and outsourcing human needs to the artificial (physical and emotional) and I was in stitches the entire time. I was still laughing just thinking about it on the car ride home.... full review

A charming and surprisingly moving little show, on its surface about a forgotten month in the space race, but around that much more. Deftly crafted, engagingly performed, and not a dry eye at the end. Puppydog wins my vote for best solo show this year.... full review

Thought provoking, well acted and cleverly presented. Previously thought the Idea of Lincoln being gay or bisexual as ridiculous. Now I am curious to investigate historical sources. Mary Lincoln is presented as a very worldly and willing to accommodate Lincoln's emotional needs. I admire her sophistication. Lincoln was lucky to have her as a life-mate. ... full review

What happens when “It” isn’t enough? ... full review

Writer/Director Kellie Pleshinger’s navigation of the afterlife in Ghosttown is spooky, funny, and heartfelt. ... full review

The chemistry between Victoria/Lord Byron (Jola) and Franny/Mary Shelley, played by Isabel Powell, is pure and palpable.... full review

A funny, moving, and deeply relatable solo show for anyone who has ever been told they do not belong. ... full review

It’s weird, musically unhinged, and a fun solo show.... full review

Irene Serrano has crafted a hilarious, tender Spanglish world premiere solo clown show. It is rooted in the traditional European circus archetypes,... full review

Kevin August made the hard craft of mime look incredibly easy, and was a hilarious time!! Get Ready was a wonderful clown show with interesting bits and lovely audience participation!... full review

Jenni Chiaramonte has created a silly, light-hearted sci-fi alien comedy that reminds us that humans aren’t all bad. ... full review

Tanya Dickson’s Mrs. Claus is a high-energy, witty, sharp and sexy woman ready to reclaim her time.... full review

A breath of fresh air in the chaotic and saturated world of Fringe Fest. This play has a voice and character all its own, with such magnificent writing, committed and fully developed acting, style, pacing, wit and bite. A sleep-deprived therapist tries to keep up with all the “looneys” while fighting against becoming one herself in this witty period-piece.... full review

My favorite show of this fringe. So hard to describe why, let me offer this vignette: everyone is told to close their eyes, but not me, and the show, for this moment, is just for me and the performer has set themselves the task of making me, a single person, laugh which is the most unfunny set up possible and I am in my seat dreading not laughing and mustering the will to laugh artificially when I am hit squarely in the eye by a shoe, and it hurt. And I laughed, real, honest, duchenne laughter. ... full review