Extreme fun from start to finish, Banford reels you in with her infectiously silly and hilarious personality. The other players are wonderful as well, especially Stern (who has a standout number) and Hass.... full review

A captivating journey from start to finish, showcasing the dynamic talents and fortitude of Paris Moon!... full review

Circus of Creatures – It appears to be an innocent and comedic circus of puppets in the beginning, then transforms into a surreal play featuring grotesque creatures born out of the most hideous parts of human history — atrocities and endless wars. It's not just a simple comedic approach in mini-theater, but an attempt to create serious drama that reflects on that history. Peter Matsumoto and Josh Bennett co-wrote and co-directed this Cirque Lunaire narrative into a form of expressionistic art and... full review

It’s hard to be alive in such a brutal world as ours. The only way to fix it is to change it ourselves through staying connected with our own hearts and building relationships with each other. So here we are, in a room, experiencing that. ... full review

The show was a very interesting and challenging look at the immigrant experience in america. it had nuance and a clear message. ... full review

The best show I have seen in years! VERY funny, thought-provoking, clever and fearless, and thoroughly entertaining. All this and a surprise ending! ... full review

From songs about sickly dogs to all-you-can-eat buffets to stomach distress, this comedy folk duo had me laughing. At the end of the show, they broke from the humor, but not their onstage personas, to sing a heartfelt cover of Bruce Springsteen's "The Streets of Minneapolis." ... full review

Bellyful is a perfect example of what the power of a great solo show can be! Vivia seamlessly transports us to different worlds, emotions, and insights with her brilliant storytelling, acting and writing. My heart and mind were glued to the stage every second of this show. Vivia’s stage presence is magnetic and her wisdom is profound. A must-see!!... full review

Nothing else like it a fringe! A folklore style tale told through solid performances and enchanting movement & choreography. ... full review

Honestly, I cannot stop thinking about this show. It took me back to the type of teenage unhinged laughter you get when you're stoned with your friends in a cemetery. The genuine absurdity of this show was so good. Incredible stuff!... full review

Great! Go see it. Wonderfully acted. Fun Noir!... full review

A must-see for performers in their late 30s! I love the exploration of the personal themes within this show. The horror-clown hybrid works well here, and I loved the scary parts - but I'm a freak who loves being scared! Jackie is so funny as well, but seeing her drop the mask and show the scared and vulnerable side is incredibly compelling. ... full review

Oh to be a fly! Mandy really embodies this character. I enjoyed seeing the day in the life of this fly and learning about her struggles. The physical choices were really fun and exciting. Mandy really built an engaging world with this one.... full review

Andy captivated our attention and kept us laughing and feeling throughout this hour of personal storytelling. I enjoyed how effortless Andy's storytelling was and how he remained engaged with the audience throughout. Lots of details throughout the show that could connect to us all. It gets you thinking about our history and how it shows up in our lives every day. ... full review

I've seen about 15 shows at fringe so far this year and this is the strongest show I've seen yet. The vocals, the harmonies, the energy and commitment... 5 STARS!... full review

Sam is a joyful performer who is delightful to watch. She brings us into the country world of Petal, Mississippi, and we all get to have so much fun - and learn some life lessons along the way. It's easy to get swept up in the show because Sam is having a good time, and by the way of the clown, we have a good time right there with her. ... full review

so much love and fun.... full review

A very fun, deliberately campy werewolf musical that masks deeper questions and concerns of modern gay-male love, from loyalty in relationships to simply being yourself. ... full review

Amy is a treasure! I loved every minute of this hilarious, insightful, touching and educational performance! I would have been captivated just by Amy and what she was saying, but her use of videos and songs and props made it even more compelling and enjoyable! The writing and artistry of this work is best in class and every solo performer should see this. Also, I learned so much about my pelvic floor and it was comforting to have fodmap diet representation on the stage. ... full review

When Stefan Marks creates theater, he does not imitate life, he relives it. His words may come from his mouth, but they originate in a sacred place within his broken heart and tell a truth so profound it relieves the soul of its burden. Protected feelings released from the vault-like crevices of his inner life are rebirthed into an evocative vocabulary that announces an unapologetic freedom of consciousness as playwright merges imperceptibly with actor. This fusion surely has always been there... full review