It's one of the most enjoyable Fringe shows I've seen. It's a funny, charming mix of magic and storytelling. Marisa creates a lovable character, and the show's energy kept me engaged from start to finish. I laughed a lot, was genuinely impressed by some of the magic and left smiling.... full review

Absolutely blown away by everything about this show. The creative storytelling, the hilarious (and safe!) audience participation, Mark’s quick wit and ability to not just engage everyone, but to weave every twist and turn together in a way that felt so special and moving. Mark makes every moment feel so effortless, emotional, and fun, it makes you forget how complex the use of tech is that is happening right in front of your eyes. MAGIC! Anyone who is or has loved an artist (all of us) will find ... full review

There are still some tricks I am thinking about. Maybe Ben really is a wizard??... full review

I felt this one in my bones!! Alli had such gravitas and sensitivity that reminded me of the bombshells that I love to love! I felt her grief, her humor, her desperation. Her willingness to explore the bold, the profane, the breakfast burrito: was nothing short of extraordinary. ... full review

Funny, unpredictable and entertaining, I thoroughly enjoyed! Sara is a fabulously captivating actor and sings beautifully as well. A must see for sure!... full review

A deep dive into human connection in deep space! A breathtaking, extremely well-written look at the human condition and how we hurt the people we love. ... full review

Really enjoyed this show!... full review

Sam Ditto is funny enough to keep the room with her, but the show has this weird habit of turning every bad decision into proof that she is somehow impressive. The harder she tries to seem open and honest, the more fabricated it feels. There is also a familiar kind of selfishness underneath it all, where she gets to make the choices and somebody else always seems to absorb the consequences. By the end, the most revealing thing is how little she seems to understand what she is actually showing eve... full review

"Somos Aire" is a beautiful production filled with emotional truths, imaginative staging, memorable characters and a light whimsy. I loved how "Somos Aire" was more than just one way of storytelling. From puppets to clever props, from creative lighting to awesome character work, each moment felt electric. A wonderful piece of theatre built with a well written story. Congrats to everyone!... full review

This is a fun show about a lot of intense topics. The acting is open and honest and the plot has the right amount of light and dark humor throughout the show. ... full review

The best writing I've seen all Fringe. K.E is a force to be reckoned with on the page. No pun intended, I am truly haunted by how good this show was. The acting, the direction, the lighting. This is a show that will stick with me long after Fringe is over. ... full review

Wow. This a testament to all the artists who have put up with soul destroying jealous and insecure teachers. This reminds you to remove yourself. This exposes the fault of the many mentally ill and power hungry instructors to such a degree it is almost as hard to watch as it is satisfying. AND THIS SHOW IS SO SATISFYING. This is such necessary theater veiled in the guise of comedy. It is a lesson. It is a sick reminder of all the ridiculous power we give the "Gauliers" of the world. Who disgu... full review

Angst was hilarious, insightful, well acted and an enjoyable 30 minutes. My biggest complaint is that it ended and i wasn’t done enjoying the show!! Would love to see this show again. Congratulations to the team! ... full review

A powerful and poignant and hilarious show. I was surprised to actually learn some new scientific facts about procreation from the mother's POV and I wasn't even aware how male-centric my education has been until now. ... full review

Alice Dranger's "Hamlet coffee shop AU" polyamorously marries ancient Greek traditions, modern day tropes, and Shakespearean sensibilities. It welcomes theater newcomers with an accessible narrative, beckons Hamlet lovers with knowing winks, and ensnares all with its exploration of the human condition, hidden beneath crowd-pleasing absurdity and romantic sentiments. Amy Ward seizes the opening with a dramatic transition. She warns the audience of the tragedy to come, but immediately makes us f... full review

A lot of heart was put into the performance. It is worth a watch, but it can be so much more.... full review

There are plenty of platforms that create a strong first impression but become frustrating after a while. ... full review

This is a beautiful meta-comedy about life that I think we can all relate to. The script by Lucas James Nelson is wonderfully self-aware and relatable, with an added bonus of being beautifully self-depricating of itself and the festival it's a part of. Luca's writing is sharp, funny and personal. Sharp directing by Casey Buxton-Dean gives this fourth wall breaking show a really grounded feel, something that's not easy to pull off when there's this much conversation. The stars, Spencer & The... full review

Fantastic show. Very well written and performed. Great and revealing insight into people with schizophrenia and those who work to help them.... full review

A wildly entertaining thought experiment that finds humor in the chaos of the world. You'll laugh, think, and leave feeling lighter. Alicia brings the heart that makes it all truly shine.... full review