Come to the Cabaret.. Oh yes Karen starts off with a burst of energy . so alive and what a voice. She sure can sing, but even better she can act and brings so many levels to the songs. She very cleverly combines the stories with the songs . She also creates and embodies her characters. She is so personable. One just likes her right way. ... full review

Bloody well Starstruck!!!! The writing, the talent! The whimsical humor of it all! Story was so fascinating and so real. And I loved the Breaking News scenes. Look forward to seeing more of McKennon Powell in the future!... full review

I've been telling everyone I know about how much I loved this show, and I'm getting a lot of raised eyebrows and "that's nice, Griffin"s. One day I'll find you, friends who listen to my recommendations...and I'll tell them what I'm telling you now: Don't! Miss! This! Show!... full review

So much fun. If you can, get the Mug Club seats! ... full review

Heartbreaking. Heartwarming. Brutally honest. Full of hope. Jeremy Moody opens himself up: exposing the most vulnerable parts of himself as he invites the audience to sit in stillness while Parkinson's shakes up his life. Jeremy takes us through his Parkinson's diagnosis, the whirlwind of dating while having chronic illness, and the unconditional love and heartbreak of becoming an uncle. This show is why we make theatre. This show is why we tell stories. To learn and understand new aspects of the... full review

Dimple has a beautiful spirit on the stage. So wonderfully combining dance and storytelling. I felt her pain of not being accepted and then her strength of loving herself. ... full review

Scott delivered a wonderful one-man show. He was funny, charming, and refreshingly vulnerable, drawing the audience in from the very beginning. His storytelling felt genuine and personal, balancing humor with heartfelt moments that made the performance both entertaining and relatable. It’s not easy to hold a stage alone, but Scott did it effortlessly. A memorable performance that left me laughing, reflecting, and wanting more.... full review

Thought provoking and illuminating. This play depicts a multifaceted American story about surviving U.S. sanctioned racial discrimination, confronting past trauma, finding coalition, and raising one's voice to speak up against injustice. As a Japanese American woman myself I am constantly looking for artists who are willing to tell Internment stories. It is a part of history that is so rarely told and Paper Flowers is not just any Internment story. It digs so much deeper. It succeeds in doing wha... full review

An absolute gem - go see this show!! Hilarious, high octane, surreal and surprising at every turn, with an ending that unfolds in a way that feels unexpectedly poignant. Seamlessly blends a playful relatability with an existentialism that sneaks up on you. Jade and Matt are an incredibly talented dynamic duo who bounce off each other with an organic chemistry that is a joy to witness. I lost track of how many times I laughed out loud. You will never think about transformation the same way again!!... full review

Hilarious and fun show! Chandra is brilliantly funny as The Bully Crusher. Her performance keeps you engaged and excited. I was surprised throughout the show. It's an interactive show so audience participation is welcomed. It’s a blast and you’ll have a good time. You will laugh, gag, and maybe learn something about yourself. Maybe not. ... full review

Great show. I had a really fun time. This feels like peak clown. ... full review

Meg has the audience in her pocket the second she enters the stage. Her innocence is her secret weapon as a performer. This is EVERYTHING I want from a solo show. Pure clown at its finest!! I was laughing my buns off the whole show!... full review

A moving story about a driven woman's quest for self-love and acceptance with lots of great, unexpected humor and a magnetic, lovable, accomplished performer. ... full review

I LAUGHED, I CRIED, I DANCED. What more could you ask for?!?! It was the best time ever.... full review

An intimate, emotional hour of pure clown! Bebe is an honest view of motherhood that filled me with compassion and made me reflect on the weight and sacrifice of being a mother. Veronica keeps a personal connection with the audience the entire time, with layers of clown games woven through. This is a show you'll keep reflecting on after you leave!!... full review

Very fun, very fast-paced 30 min experience! Two upper-society women battle against their inner selves to save face in front of the root of their jealousies.... full review

Dude, Prith is a crazy mover. He's hardly still! The show is jam packed with gags and puns and heart. A sweet show about falling in love with a fruit. ... full review

Meg IS so special! Short, sweet, so funny.... full review

I was truly blown away. This two person cast was flawless, grounded and real. The direction was so on point, he took every detail to heart. I did not miss a beat and I wanted more. The writing was powerful, honest and had so much depth. This is a writer/actor you want to keep an eye on. He is going places for sure. I can not wait to see what comes next. I hope they do this show for a longer run. ... full review

The show, Dinosaurs by Mandy Rubeli, returns following its 2024 award-winning Fringe run. A delightful mix of fantasy, science fiction, healing deep childhood wounds, and even comedy. The show is so fast-paced and enjoyable, that I felt like I had been warped into a different time period myself! Wonderful performances and a thought provoking script. Fun experience! The show is sold out, but I hope you will have a chance to catch it before Edinburgh.... full review