The lie is that this show actually ran at something like 55 minutes, which is crazy given how much content is packed in there. If you're a fan of Moliere and enjoy impressively swift entrances and exits, and dizzying back-and-forths, this may be your show!... full review

This show is absolutely amazing. I laughed my ass off. I was in shock and I was in awe. ... full review

Lani Harms is not just a character actress but a world builder. The entire show was built magnificently. I gotta give props to the diector as well, you can tell they are a well oiled machine. The character acting was incredible, the funny bits kept coming and the costume and art of the show was fantastique. I know not much of Tarantinos films and dislike the man myself so I was pleasantly surprised to find out it was absolutely a feminist hilarious take on it all.... full review

Alex commands the room and cracks it up! He's such a funny and loose and un-self serious performer, and I laughed watching him make himself laugh. A true clown. Cool effects. Goofy audience participation. Good times! Go see Shogun! ... full review

You can't go wrong with Comics Reading Comics!... full review

A play that’s less than one hour, yet I wish it was even longer. Entertaining, dark, twisted, and profound. The entire cast was fantastic! ... full review

This show is impeccably acted and really original. Although the dark themes might not be for everyone, the absurdity and sharp delivery of the cast is highly engaging from start to finish and a refreshing add to this year's Fringe lineup. Don't miss!... full review

Hilarious lampoon of the vertical films with a clever, sharp script and an excellent ensemble cast. ... full review

Not your daddy’s puppet show! Right from the beginning as these foul foul-mouthed misfit puppets kill the evil remaster and take over the circus looking to get their own wishes fulfilled, I was swept away and when these lopsided piecemeal puppets started discussing the Mountain vs Brianne of Tarth (from Game of Thrones) I knew this was MY kind of puppet show!... full review

Trauma bondage is an absolutely fantastic show and piece of writing. I laughed and I cried. I confidently recommend this show to theatre-lovers and theatre-skeptics alike. This is the kind of Fringe show that makes you wonder where it's going next because it feels like it's just getting started. Don't miss it so you can say you saw it when. ... full review

Andy is insane. In the best way. The most playful clown work I've seen. He gets in the shit and takes himself out of it in the most hilarious way. And it's never what you'd think.... full review

Overall I thought it was Great! The beginning was a little tight as my wife and I were not sure what to expect and if this was going to be a serious or comedic play. Once the play settled for a bit, we were able to relax and see the wonderful story and talented acting right before or eyes. The play seemed to get better and better as it went along.... full review

A somber, moving journey through the grieving of a complicated person.... full review

Great writing, performances and staging. This is a beautiful and vulnerable show that digs deep into what it means to be an artist. What starts as a story about a midwesterner moving to LA to chase an acting dream quickly evolves into an accidental and unconscious journey of self-discovery.... full review

Hilarious. This classic "gotta get out of this town" takes a lot of twisted turns and the funny idiotic/unexpected sequences make it so good. Meg is so funny and surprising. I went with my baby and she was watching intently as well.... full review

Playback grapples with a number of thorny subjects, any one of which could anchor the show. Sexual assault. The inherently performative nature of a public persona. Catering your product or brand to a group of people who you know cause harm. But in trying to tackle all of those things (and then some), the production left me confused about what it wanted me to take away from it all.... full review

The Magic Computer is a fun and touching story of someone finding themselves within their gender identity. It touches on serious themes but does so with such levity and humor. ... full review

Peter and Joshua have created a masterfully crafted controlled chaos of a show. a murderous mosh pit of circus freaks! this needs to be expounded upon! ... full review

Such a fun show and world! Marzini's real magic tricks are alternately impressive and great joke fodder. The core concept and old timey world of the show were a hoot and Marissa plays with them and really explores, bringing the audience along as those Marzini owes big time— while also acknowledging the reality of the times she's inhabiting, from her own voice. ... full review

The Do Over captures everything that a life-changing day could possibly contain. Joy, anxiety, laughter, a primal scream and a quiet goodbye. Rachel Austin is on fire, and it's the kind of show that will make you call a loved one right after. It just so happens the music is also catchy as hell. Stunning on all counts. ... full review