A fun and offbeat improv show about the world of Frogger.... full review

The Master's Piece is a delightful 30 minute farce. It's certainly unique from any other Fringe show and had the audience laughing from start to finish. It's refreshing to see a light, funny period piece. I highly recommend it!... full review

Amazing show, so hilarious and emotional and surprising at every turn. Delirium and identity. Inspiring and exciting. Don’t miss.... full review

dark and intense study of reationships and narcissism . Light comedy throughout so it isn't trauma porn it's a great story told very intelligently with gifted actors telling the tale. well done! Thank you for sharing this!... full review

I loved to watch Anděl play!!! So joyous, so present, so fast and sharp and strong! Fun to watch her improvise and fill up the room, which feels like a casino floor. Incorporation of music and audience members rocked. Go see. ... full review

Take me back to doll court! I loved playing a role and watching the drama unfold. Was so fun to watch the audience play with dolls and get all riled up. Felt like Maury in a wig shop with fart sound effects (awesome.) You gotta go to this one. Nothing else at Fringe is like it and you will LOL. ... full review

Julia is so wildly talented. Her powerful singing voice & comedic ease shine in this show!... full review

I was a wreck (in a good way$m) at the show’s conclusion. We had the incredible opportunity to witness what I believe was true healing onstage. So happy I got to see it!... full review

Had me smiling the WHOLE time. A sweet look at girlhood, with some funny little twists and turns. All actors had amazing chemistry and writer/director Louisa is oh so talented!... full review

This was very intriguing show. I thoroughly enjoyed the relationship dynamics in each play. It was very engaging and entertaining.... full review

The show's main visual innovation hits, and staging and tech throughout are impressive. The cast is committed and you can tell the show is well-produced and has had a lot of heart put into it. Love to see a fringe production that's more complex and ambitious! ... full review

Since the show is only an hour, there's only so much that could be done within that timeframe. Even with some hiccups throughout that caught me off guard, it doesn't change the fact that I was emotionally invested all throughout. It has its funny moments as well as some hard-hitting moments that really left me thinking, even days after the fact. The characters are flawed but very endearing, which definitely could be a hard balancing act, especially with the lead character. It all comes out to be ... full review

The real world invades a beloved fantasy universe in one of the best depictions of a TRPG group I've seen put to stage!... full review

Diana's show Rise is explosive and a total triumph! A powder keg of passion, humanity, and mastery in the craft of solo theater. She brilliantly reminds her audiences of the healing power of performance art as she stunningly rewrites her own destiny on stage! Set on a metaphorical moon, the audience witnesses Diana's courageous spirit RISE in what I can only call the BIGGEST BANG of solo theater I have ever seen!... full review

Unbelievably thoughtful and unexpectedly funny! Go see this play!!!!... full review

Sara is an excellent clown who is tapped into her audience, responsive and very funny on the fly. Or what seemed like it was on the fly- it was sometimes hard to tell, because the whole show feels like so effortless and stupid-smart. Huzzah!... full review

Ben Fisher is a confident stand-up comedian. His calm, even slow burn delivery worked very well for a stand-up show at 11:45am on a Sunday. Having grown up in a Little League Baseball family myself, I found myself relating to many of Ben's stories.... full review

Parents should not force their children to play the cello, and this is the most entertaining proof yet! ... full review

I could see a lot of heart put into the play and was surprised at the topics it brought to the surface.... full review

An honest, charming, unique, and surprisingly grounded examination of the human psyche. Waldner takes us on a journey of self discovery, love, and compassion that feels like a warm hug from an old friend. Highly recommend.... full review