The leanest dang Hamlet you've ever seen! Even with all the cuts, the text and some great performances come through crystal clear, telling one of the greatest stories of all time in a Fringe-length package. A 60-minute version of Hamlet is a remarkable achievement, though it doesn't quite feel like Shakespeare's grand meditation on philosophy and the nature of life.... full review

This show was a letter to those who feel unworthy of themselves based on a life bestowed upon them. AND in all honesty, I’d consider it a love story. A love story to one’s self. Our lives do not just amount to one moment and Diya Kumar and Oqalile TsheTshe were blessed with the voice to say, “Here, I’ll say it for you.” “I’ll say the hard things you don’t want too, and you’re afraid of being uncomfortable? Too bad, try learning the word uncomfortable before you could walk.” My overall impres... full review

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A thought provoking show that should have enraged me but instead lifted me into joy of being in a room full of supportive beautiful people. Peyton educates you while also dazzling you with their humor, looks, and dancing.... full review

It was an amazing play with deep emotion and characters! Loved how the production design was set perfectly for this story. The loosely based on real events story gets a bit scary at times and leaves you with very strong feelings. This play will stay with you even long after you’ve left the theatre.... full review

Very funny and down to earth, with a very realistic view and retelling of the lives of LA chauffeurs and their dispatchers. The portrayal of different types of workers just trying to get by in the continuous changing world of Los Angeles was refreshing, and really shows the writers deep creativity, the ability to take a “mundane” job in the land of artists and dreamers and give it this passion and value with the perfect dash of complexity really throws viewers into the lives of such lower to midd... full review

Flight of the Conchords meets two old timers by the fire with some true vulnerability and friendship!... full review

An impressive feat to cut a show like this down to 60 minutes, done well and with really talented actors who clearly know their Shakespeare!... full review

A comedically genuine telling of plight of the servile worker. Giving a beautiful glance at the passions of the struggling chauffeur, this show allows any viewer to place themselves into the position of powerlessness felt throughout the cast.... full review

Oof. Felt very underdeveloped. The writing had sparks of excellence but in terms of dialogue it wasn’t natural for how people talk or listen to one another. A miss for me.... full review

My favorite show at Fringe so far. I loved it. A perfect deconstruction of the one-woman show. So funny, so smart, so subversive. And what a brilliant, hilarious, performance by Sarah Dealy! I saw it in the afternoon and couldn't stop thinking about it all day. So good that it almost makes me jealous. And despite the many signatures required of the audience during the show, I am in no way contractually obligated to say any of this.... full review

Each aspect of Jimi Darkness is executed with passion, talent, and extreme rawness that is unlike anything I’ve seen. It’s truly so amazing how vulnerable this story is. This really is James’ superpower on full display. ... full review

The play was amazing! The cast put on one hell of a performance. It was rooted and honest. Loved the direction and scene changes. ... full review

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Wickedly hilarious! The rhythm and the movements of each cast member keep the audience captivated, and together they vividly articulate the internal conflicts and complexity in the human’s mind and soul. The narrative impacts us so deeply that we have to ask ourselves what the true meaning of life is, opening our eyes to see the differences between survival and living, and how is our existence means to the world and ourselves. I especially love how the ending leaves the audience interpret the des... full review

This show was unlike anything I’ve ever seen before. Innovative, powerful music, technologically advanced, and laugh out loud funny. The two actors have incredible voices that are beautiful individually, and also blend together seamlessly when harmonizing. A really cool show!... full review

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I know 1 Bruce Springsteen song and it didn’t matter! I wish this was as long as a real concert! Give Husky Whispers a 90 minute set! The parodies were silly but so well done! The final song was beautiful. Great job! ... full review

I came into this show as a person who knew practically nothing about it, couldn't define the phrase "song cycle," and is generally meh about musical-esque theater in general -- and "Elegies" quickly grabbed my attention and held it through the entirety of its run-time. That's no small thing. This is a skillfully staged, gorgeously sung, and affectingly performed piece, and it should be seen stat. ... full review

This production was nothing short of extraordinary. From the moment it started, I was completely drawn into the world of the play. The acting was phenomenal across the board- it felt grounded and authentic. Danny is a one of a kind writer. Every scene flowed smoothly, with natural, meaningful dialogue that has stuck with me even days after seeing the show. I have such a deep respect for all who are involved in this production. This show deserves to win an award!!! ... full review