Michael is an affable protagonist who is so charming that the audience is instantly on his side and worried about the relationship he is embarking on. The play starts out with a fun sense of humor and descends into terror and darkness that had me wanting to scream to defend our unsuspecting hero. ... full review

Loved it!!... full review

This play interrogates the nature of truth as a man grapples with how to remember his friend's life and legacy. A wonderful cast and heartfelt performances from all three actors. ... full review

It was hilarious! Such a great play and kept the audience engaged from moment to moment. ... full review

A great concept, an excellent central performance, and some clever technical touches make ghosttown a show worth visiting this Fringe! ... full review

MS stands for must see! Dont miss the tightest show in town!... full review

Kylie is an absolute force of nature. So smart and electric and vulnerable and I have a crush on her... full review

I went into Three Eulogies knowing nothing of the play, its actors, or the production team. I walked away feeling like I had gotten to know three very fleshed out characters. Their connections and individual struggles felt real and natural. A great experience.... full review

If you're an actor you must go see Johnny Cannizzaro's "In Development" as part of The Fringe Festival. It's funny, insightful, powerful...not your typical one man show or collection of scenes. In between each scene, which he's written, he engages with the audience and talks about his journey as an artist and there is Absolute Gold in the insights and experiences he shares. I've never seen anything like it! I was so moved that instead of going to a friends gathering afterward I went straight ... full review

A very relatable tale of a wife struggles with infidelity and betrayal... full review

My general impression of the show was fantastic! Vivia did an amazing job!... full review

Creator Alicia Ontiveros adeptly combined audience participation, code-switching, music, and projection to present a thought-provoking, engaging, and timely look at the potential future of our troubled democracy. Lest that sound heavy or pedantic, be assured that she also employed comedic touches that energized her audience with a feelings of hope and determination. ... full review

It was a wonderful production. The play addressed issues that are still current today as well as addressing the prejudice that happened in those times. The actors were very good and the content of the show was very emotional. ... full review

just beautiful (and funny!!)... full review

“hi, i’m tanner” is as goofy as it is unexpected, tragic and comedic, disarming and hopeful. Tanner genuinely delivers on his assertion that you will leave the show wanting to call your loved ones. This show shook me.... full review

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Such a great show!! The three actresses all have amazing chemistry together, and it was sweet portrayal of girlhood and female friendship. Lots of funny laughter combined with very sweet and more emotional moments.... full review

Bellyful was hilarious, heartfelt, and full of emotion. Beautifully written and performed!... full review

What a fantastically fun play! It was so darn funny and what an original concept! The acting, writing and directing was perfection! I didn't stop laughing the entire time. Definitely a Must See!!... full review

I felt like I was watching an updated episode of Friends at the Central Perk, only the women were so much more interesting. It was joyful, playful. The friends and lovers and writers and lovers were all a delight. It was a play of impressive girth. ... full review