Mark Vigeant’s “Out There” is a raw, inventive, and engaging performance that stands out because of Vigeant’s commitment, audience interaction, and smart use of live-streaming technology. Watching him connect with the audience in real time while balancing the technical side of the show made the performance feel exciting, personal, and worth seeing.... full review

I’ve had a wonderful time and I’ve experienced a variety of emotions. It’s shocking, funny, hot, sexy, I can’t recommend it enough. It is inspiring, romantic, dramatic, and very relevant. It kept us on the edge of our seats throughout.... full review

D.A.F.U.Q had me giggling and crying. It was so relatable, yet so personal to their experience. It was a beautiful and playful story about relationships, gender expression and acceptance of oneself. The root of the message for me was that deep connection is possible when you accept who you are and express it fully. Rather than creating a digestible version. No matter what gender you are sometime we chain ourselves to societal expectations! Obsessed with the teddy bear lol (if you don’t know, find... full review

I have to start with this. Obviously, this man is a genius. A completely unique and mesmerizing figure. THAT is immediately apparent the moment he steps on the stage. After Drawing you in with a few short mind , bending visual hilarities, you find yourself immersed in a secret world that is so personal and unique, you're not even sure how you got there. This hour is so compelling and the display so hilarious it will take your breath away. You will laugh and laugh and laugh and maybe do just ... full review

Truly, There's No Biz Like Show Biz---but what are the odds of finding a story with a FRESH voice or a NEW viewpoint? Biggest surprise of this season's Fringe (so far) is the solo show KIMBERLY PRENTICE has concocted and propels by herself from the POV of a Broadway Dresser, full of backstage drama no audience suspects is out of sight right in front of them. Framed by a through-line of the character's ambitions and dreams---first deferred, then crushed---the narrative is liberally peppered with l... full review

I absolutely ADORED this show!! This is a MUST SEE! I promise you, you will regret missing this beautiful, magical, spellbinding show.... full review

An impressive tour de force one woman show, as we journey from delulu girl to (hopefully) healed girl.... full review

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Really enjoyed the show! Great performances and definitely leaves you walking away feeling more alive than ever!!! It gave me a lot to reflect on as a child of immigrants. It made me look at my father differently. Congrats Xander!... full review

Performing live comedy (and performing it well) is already a herculean task. Performing music and live comedy together (and performing them well) is nearly impossible. Julia did it seemingly effortlessly. So so impressive and entertaining.... full review

This was a funny, confessional, and insightful show without being overly navel-gazing. What makes Madi's sketches work is deepened here with more emotionality and earnestness. Both performers gave it their all and were so playful and sweet.... full review

A show staying genuinely funny and engaging while maintaining its emotional core is a difficult balancing act, but Cara pulls it off (and more). If nothing else, this is a story about loving yourself, even when mountains of disrespect are levied against you. If you are debating seeing it, I’ve seen it twice, and it was even funnier this time. There’s also a bunch of peculiar dicks in it, and horrible, HORRIBLE sexts. ... full review

This show is yes, a one woman show, but it is a one woman show full of so many characters. You can feel them all in the room as Dana tells the hilarious, sweet, and wild stories of her Dad and her, and her life growing up. She has written a beautiful and incredibly funny script that weaves the simplicities, and moreover the complexities of what a father-daughter relationship can be. Highly moving and engaging throughout, I highly recommend you catch this show! ... full review

Cara absolutely blew me away. Her story is so deeply personal, interwoven with, yes, dick pics, that truly created a communal experience unlike anything I've had in an audience. It was a great time and she was so funny, charming, intelligent, and original. ... full review

Fantastic, emotional, heart-pounding, soul-bearing show!! James pours his soul out on stage and in his lyrics! This show rocks!!... full review

This was hilarious! I went in knowing it would be a bit of a wild ride but otherwise didn't know what to expect. I did not expect to laugh almost every other line. All the actors were super strong and played the heightened world while still feeling like humans (or uh...sea creatures). Excellent!!!... full review

Loved how minimal and graphic the production was and it still felt so rich and immersive! The lighting, language, and performance were all so lovely and I found myself completely swept up in the story. Went in with no expectations and left feeling delighted I got to experience it - and wishing I could spend a little more time with these characters to see what they're up to now.... full review

It was perfectly paced, and no detail was left out. It was entertaining and enlightening. ... full review

Cara's storytelling was impactful, timely and hilarious. We need more shows like this!... full review

What if I told you this is one of the best shows I've seen? An excellent one act play that only Meg Cheng could perform. Powerhouse performance and legendary piece of theater. I might go a second time. Drop what you're doing. Go to She's So Special. ... full review