What Survives is a powerful and deeply affecting piece of theatre that tackles difficult subject matter with tremendous thoughtfulness and grace. The play explores some of the most significant challenges facing our modern world while never losing sight of the humanity at the center of the story. What resonated most strongly was the production's emotional honesty. The writing invites reflection while remaining accessible and engaging, encouraging audiences to consider difficult questions throug... full review

Frank Sriracha: Home Is Where The Stage Is was an absolute delight from beginning to end. The show embraces spontaneity, audience interaction, and improvisation with remarkable confidence, creating an experience that feels uniquely alive every single performance. The cast demonstrated incredible comedic instincts, and the improvisational work was consistently sharp, inventive, and genuinely hilarious. What stood out most was the joyful energy filling the room. The production creates a strong s... full review

Redemption Song was an incredibly moving theatrical experience that blended music and storytelling in a way that felt both intimate and deeply human. The writing explored themes of guilt, forgiveness, love, and loss with tremendous emotional honesty, creating characters who felt authentic, complicated, and immediately relatable. What impressed me most was how seamlessly the production integrated its original music into the dramatic storytelling. Rather than simply accompanying the action, the ... full review

A fun interactive show in which audience members select from a "shop" of random objects for Daisy, a video game character, to use to save the world. Pick out outfits and weapons for Daisy. Embedded in the fun and games though, is a message about what we are teaching younger generations, and the world we are leaving for them.... full review

Smart, real, authentic... full review

Katrina puts on a good show. It's flashy and fun and funny.... full review

This was the funniest show I've ever seen at a fringe. It's unhinged AND neatly packaged in a solid narrative. Angela's prowess as a writer and actor is on full display here and I cannot wait to see what she writes next. ... full review

What a comedic relief. Such a hilarious show. Everything was so phenomenal and I enjoyed it from start to finish. ... full review

Such an earnest character Indy wears really well. A range from well delivered awkward/cringe humor to dadjokes and really heartfelt by the end... full review

Kylie is a killer comedian with an incredibly clear POV. Her work is interesting and funny and the show delivers a great variety of tones from almost absurd to touchingly honest. See this show! ... full review

This show was amazing! Funny and concise and makes you think! Great performances on a simple stage that does just enough to put you in the scene but keeps the focus on the performance itself. ... full review

Reed really nailed the "surprising vulnerability" he alluded to early on! Fun show, heartfelt without being a downer. You can tell this is a character Reed had really lived and portrays so charismatically... full review

The minute “therapy’s in session” led by your unlicensed Disco Therapist, Liza Dealy-Thomason, with her gorgeous voice and infectious vibe, you’’ll find yourself on a wild, disco thumping ride where you can’t help singing and dancing all the way through your emotions. Fun, hilarious, heartbreaking, deeply moving, …Disco Therapy will change you! ... full review

It was pretty good.... full review

As a corporate boy, this was a little too real, but in the best way. A lot of this show's point applies to my life, and Emma we're the same age so I really feel ya. I really enjoyed the story, and the larger universe/lore that Emma has crafted- it was believable and so engaging from start to finish. The underlying message is powerful and more applicable to millennial existentialism with each passing day. I hear you, Emma. Will I ever be anything more than a Cool Aunt at my own space company?... full review

Raw, daring, dynamic, and completely gripping… TL Forsberg shines a light upon the world of deaf culture and the shadow of ableist culture while simultaneously holding up a mirror to it. Challenging audiences to sit with the discomfort of being invited directly into the lived experience of a world many tend to ignore, TL’s personal journey wrestling with her own identity and place within the in-between of hearing privilege and deaf culture pulls you in and does not let go, even after the lights h... full review

Very weird and awesome and fun. ... full review

Funny, tense, tight, silly! Jackie offers a great look, classic, compelling clown games and and some big scares and surprises. Feels like being in a haunted toy box with a troubled doll, trying to tell you something. ... full review

Sharing her real life experiences and infusing humor into it must have been really tough to deliver but she nailed it and I was completely impressed. Any of the three D's she covered (death, depression and divorce) must have resonated with some of her audience; it did with me, and I was able to relate to her emotions. And yet, beyond that, she was able to bring us back into laughter, which I believe, is not an easy thing to do. Hands down awed and dazzled. In my opinion, this is worth showing ... full review

An engaging piece about collaboration, artistic integrity, and celebrity - and Marvel Comics - featuring a stellar cast and clever staging and writing. A wonderful show for artists and fans of comic books and superheroes alike. I can't wait to see what's next for this show.... full review