GodDAMNIT, that was funny. The show is, as promised, about Kylie Vincent having MS, but it's not a beat-by-beat explanation of how it happened, more like a friend - your "truth-telling" friend (iykyk) - going for the throat while railing against the system and for the Luigi in all of us. My wife pointed out Kylie's great with holding silence, which is important because sometimes she would say something so shockingly dark and funny it would take us all a minute to think "did she SAY that?" then "i... full review

This show was not for me, but I commend the boldness behind both the directorial choices and the actors performances. ... full review

Full of talent and raw emotion and packaged into an incredibly well-crafted performance.... full review

I have never felt more understood during a work of theater than when I watched I AM GOING TO REVEAL SOMETHING PERSONAL ABOUT MYSELF. The message of this astounding one-woman show will surely resonate with anyone who makes art while encouraging you to laugh at the whimsy and musings of Sarah Dealy. ... full review

Warren Riley is a genius with a signature talent that feels like magic. This piece gorgeously weaves grounded, magnetic realism with a divinely inspired and mystical magical realism. The play is brilliant and evocative and feels entirely fresh, and is met there and elevated further by four deeply affecting performances. Riley embodies all aspects of Al in a moving and flawless performance, from his most excited and loving and open to his most self-hating and lost. Cameryn Bailey dazzles as Ellis.... full review

Shazam! What a hilarious romp through the Silver Age of comics! The hilarity was always there! Excelsior!... full review

Lissa Rivera’s Out for Delivery feels like getting trapped inside someone’s online shopping cart and somehow finding your own loneliness staring back at you.... full review

Best show at fringe!... full review

Meg is so charismatic and delightful to watch! The show was hilarious from beginning to end and one of the best things you'll see at Fringe!... full review

Creator Bill Prudich has put together a deeply moving and thought-provoking theatrical experience in the guise of a support group for "good boys" (and girls!). If you’ve ever been expected to deny your own feelings, identity, or trauma to "keep the peace” or protect someone who has abused you…you may well identity with more than one of the characters. The simplicity of the staging made the emotional truths ring all the more truly. ... full review

Smart, vulnerable, funny as hell, and so real. ... full review

Before the show even officially begins, Adam Smith is already onstage dancing, living completely inside his own world while the audience files in. That playful commitment never lets up. Audience members are invited into the action, gifted bizarre costume pieces, and transformed into party guests. The result feels less like watching a show and more like getting swept into someone’s strange, hilarious dream.... full review

This show doesn’t just provide opportunities to laugh uproariously… it gives you no other choice. Like, if you don’t find it funny, we don’t need to be friends. I’m gonna be hard pressed to see other shows when I kinda just want to see this one again.... full review

Olivia is always such a joy to see perform!! She really invites everyone into her world. Colorful, vibrant, and so alive.... full review

So impressive I’d be genuinely scared if he didn’t seem like such a nice guy… BUT.. I am still spooked. 😆... full review

White Lilies did an exceptional job of drawing the audience into a particular narrative, only to take an unexpected turn a little over halfway through. The transition was profound, emotionally powerful, and genuinely moving. It challenged expectations and pulled at the heartstrings in a way that felt both authentic and impactful. The creativity behind the storytelling was remarkable, making for a memorable and thought provoking experience. This is exactly what I hope for from a Play.... full review

This show is freaking brilliant. Sarah’s ouroboros of a show skewers and revels in the tropes of solo theatre. Buoyed along by ingenious detours and delightful propping, I’m going to reveal something personal about myself, is a hilarious exploration of vulnerability and self reflection. ... full review

A beautiful, vulnerable show with a huge heart. The show feels wonderfully handmade and deeply personal. Tanner Cipriano begins with cute and sweet paintings, jokes, stories, and an infectious sense of play. As it unfolds, however, Tanner reveals the true story of a traumatic event that changed his life and his family’s lives forever. What follows is heartbreaking, honest, and handled with remarkable generosity.... full review

God I loved it. My favorite of the shows I’ve seen so far.... full review

I was familiar with this piece having participated in an early reading and that went great but to see the writer's vision really come to life fully staged was really impactful. You can see the passion this writer has for telling a story. The jokes were very well constructed, the timing of the actors was very on point, the characterizations of every cast member fit perfectly into the world of this show. Nothing felt out of place. Despite being a farce, it was somehow still grounded which is not an... full review