I loved the show!!! It is pieces like these that make me appreciate the Fringe Fest!... full review

What makes Suika Game and similar watermelon puzzles stand out is their balance between simplicity and depth. You can play casually for a few minutes to unwind, or you can dive deeper and challenge yourself to beat your previous high score. There’s no complicated story or steep learning curve—just a satisfying loop of dropping, merging, and improving. It’s also a great example of how a minimalist concept can still feel fresh and engaging. With just a few mechanics, the game creates endless varia... full review

SO FUNNY! I laughed so much. The jokes are so sharp and the performers are hilarious. So far I've seen the first pilot, "Chinese School". It's both laugh out loud funny and a heartwarming story. As a Chinese School alum from the 90s had a lot of fun watching Woody and the cast bring this story to life. ... full review

I am unclear why this show was allowed to use stolen art and to mock a past fringe performer for their career. It's in very poor taste and makes no sense. ... full review

A tearjerker with the joke-per-minute ratio of a 30 Rock episode? They said it couldn’t be done but here’s Brendan Scannell doing it. Equal parts funny and heartbreaking, scathing and sweet, vulnerable and virtuosic. Not to be missed! Run don’t walk! ... full review

Bean (the joyful Midge Lema) takes the audience on a wild ride through space, time, and a very particular grief. Through weirdly fun little songs, robot dance moves, penetrating focus, and some unexpected audience engagement, Bean manages to hook us with her comedic storytelling just in time to drop us into her very authentic and poignant observations of the grieving process. Through her heartfelt monologues, I was encouraged and able to recognize some of my own manifestations of grief. Do Not Mi... full review

What a unique, powerful, meaningful and hilarious show!... full review

Micki's got pipes! I had so much fun taking a trip to old Hollywood through the tales and songs of Micki and her pianist Dimitri. I left the theater still humming along.... full review

Overall very well done. Certainly the high point of my day at the Fringe. I really would have liked it better in period costume. Performances were very good, especially Alice and Arden, but men in the supporting male roles would have carried it a bit better in my view I realize this can be a problem , but I remain a purist.... full review

Moving story about the circumstances that surround underage unprotected sex and the lack of sexual education as well as the intimate backstories of some of the girls were well written and acted out... full review

I loved learning about this character in Mexican history. The actress truly embodied Nahui Olin. The writer/director did a great job of telling the story that spanned many decades and heartbreak. ... full review

An incredibly sweet and deep deep dive into Brendan’s psyche. A place that if you’re gonna go, I hope you bring a life preserver.... full review

This show was the best one I have seen! It’s sweet, funny, a lil scary, endearing, well directed, well written, well acted! Amazing work. You should absolutely go see this. ... full review

Jasmine pulls you into her Anxiety and keeps close for the whole show. Charming and quirky, this is the most delightful Anxiety attack I have ever had. One of my favorite shows of this year's Fringe Festival.... full review

A captivating and outright strange double-feature with two very distinct tones and emotional arcs centered around family struggles that aren't what they seem. ... full review

As a Deaf person, my experience is different from hers, but I appreciated her honest portrayal of growing up hard of hearing between the hearing and Deaf worlds. Her performance was emotional, humorous, and genuine. What stayed with me most was her journey toward self-acceptance and confidence in who she is. I enjoyed seeing her confidence shine through as she embraced her own identity. A heartfelt and engaging show. Congratulations on a wonderful performance!... full review

"Two Lies and a Truth" was captivating. Jalen seamlessly inhabited a range of characters while remaining authentically himself. The writing was sharp and the intimate setting made the emotional beats even more powerful. The music added depth and the humor had us laughing out loud. We were truly drawn into all of his worlds. ... full review

We had a lot of fun at this magic show with a clever premise & character - Katrina plays a spy (her cover is a magician) lecturing us at a spy convention - the magic tricks are deftly incorporated into the story. Funny and good pacing. ... full review

Christine is a charming performer. She lays herself emotionally bare, agonizing every romantic and professional decision. Don't make her beg for your love. Go see this show. ... full review

The show was extremely funny, heartfelt, vulnerable, and honest. I’d recommend it to anyone ... full review