Incredibly smart and well done show. Blown away by the performances and the emotional weight this show was able to capture in only 30 minutes. The writing was so well thought out with so many clever jokes and legitimately heartfelt moments. Incredibly excited to see what is in store in the future for both this project and these creatives!!... full review

Space Company blasts off, but how it lands makes it really special. A beautiful journey, full of laughs, oh-so-real satire, original music, and family. I loved it. Emma Irene Olson should be on everyone’s radar.... full review

What a weird, wonderful, wild ride! Turning movies into musicals has been a tradition for years but crafting a cleverly odd and campy musical like Nilbog! out of one of the worst movies ever made should be the standard of Fringe festivals from here on out. The cast was fully committed to this strange journey, and we are all the better for it. The music was catchy and the choreography fully captured the bizarre world of Nilbog! If delightful and peculiar are your thing, I can't recommend Nilbog en... full review

Becoming Apparent is a beautiful performance about the complexities of parenthood. Olga’s performances is superb as she plays multiple characters. It’s raw and honest without being self pitying. ... full review

So good!! Tanner is incredibly likeable from start to end. The entire show was so entertaining with not a moment wasted. So funny. He weaves in the dark pieces with perfectly placed humor. I’m in awe of what I just experienced and will be back to see Tanner’s show again. ... full review

This show has it all ... A play by play history lesson of Joan of Arc , a parking lot tour of LA , sharp, timely humor and an actress/ writer in Jessica Martin at the top of her game as she intertwines all these things into her triumphs and battles of her own soul as it parallels the story of Joan. A brilliant, vulnerable storytelling performance from Jess as it is meant to be: a beautiful, talented artist living her truth out loud for all to experience. Highly recommend !... full review

Incisive and funny, this play is a great distillation of the kinds of people you meet traveling — indeed, no matter where you travel, there you (and they!) still are. It is funny how they range from ostensibly left-leaning to “apolitical”, but everyone acts holier than thou until panic reveals their true ideologies. ... full review

Leaving Shakespeare is a clever, sharp adaptation of “Shake’s” literature bringing some old themes into the modern world. Kudos to the writer(s) and actors for their brilliant and passionate performances which brought up intense feelings within the audience. The show tackles complex dynamics in a humorous, lighthearted and healing manner. ... full review

This show was so polished and the stage is filled with wonderful talent! Exceptional performances by: Anusha, Julia and Dana - Especially Alice whose precision and aptitude for the material is evident in a stellar performance as the leading lady.... full review

Johnny is a master of his craft. He’s able to bring to life pieces that are humorous, thought-provoking, and sentimental, and give beautiful context for his characters through personal interstitials. The three actresses he shared the stage with were great and shared/amplified his vulnerability.... full review

GREAT! Went by so fast for me because I was so engrossed; the whole time I didn’t know what where exactly it was going next, which I loved. Very creative idea, costumes, and execution, and some great thought-provoking writing.... full review

This was an amazing show. She is vulnerable and raw and it makes you see yourself in a new way. You must see this show! I can’t wait to see what she does next. ... full review

This show was all encompassing - it made you laugh, it made you (momentarily) want to cry, and left you wanting more from Mod, Mod, and Odd. ... full review

Ben is a warm and sincere performer, and this show offers way more than stand-up. I was so impressed by his ease, and how I felt like I was just hanging out with a friend. I laughed a lot, and when I wasn't laughing I was smiling at his story or the great images he shares. You can feel the way he loves his family, and the way he lets you in on the jokes makes you feel like family.... full review

In a sea of Fringe productions, where enthusiasm often outpaces execution, it's always a pleasure to encounter a show that genuinely feels like a breath of fresh air. This three-person production is solid. And has a superb and relatable performance at its center. ... full review

This show was amazing!! Healing, hilarious, beautiful in every way. ... full review

A punchy teen camp rom-com with some depth. The audience was audibly invested in the drama happening on-stage, because the drama was the kind of delicious stuff that made up all the notes we passed in class. The ensemble worked well together, and the set was visually fun. ... full review

Amazing show! Super fun and interesting. Had a blast just watching it!... full review

Things We Said Tonight draws you into a swirl of dialogue between two lonely people. The emotional jousting between an odd couple is violently interrupted by a man in a suit. Two intellectually gifted people melt into a pool of emotion one of them drowning. ... full review

Cleverly written and expertly performed, The Lincoln Debate is the best type of history play. Facts are presented, emotions are displayed, but all the conclusions are clearly in the audience's mind. While there were elements of campy fun, there was no real effort to make it a campy show. What surprised me was how much love there was between the characters. This is easily the strongest ensemble piece I've seen at Fringe in a long time. All the performances were top tier. My favorite performances c... full review