Fantastic show and performance. Dan was intense and purposeful with the text and it made for a highly emotional and rewarding experience!... full review

A funny, absurd, surprising one-woman clown play that is tight and right and just how you'd want it. Meg is so funny and compelling and I loved watching the audience's eyes go wide as they laughed when they realized Meg's sweet look and demeanor conceal a darkly funny edge. I love this show!!! You should go see it!!... full review

Laurel was so heartfelt and vulnerable and yet so funny and entertaining at the same time which is hard to do yet she pulled it off like the consummate pro she is! ... full review

Heartbreakingly nuanced and beautiful!... full review

A haunted Fleetwood Mac!... full review

Healing through Disco is the best therapy there is. Liza Dealey-Thomason is simply magical in "Disco Therapy", where every life challenge is combated with happiness through the fun tunes of Abba, Diana Ross and so many more. Liza brilliantly opens up her world to us, all the while beautifully singing her way through her "healing scale". This show is such a joy to watch. From someone who loves music and has music to thank for healing, Liza bares her heart graciously through comedy and symphony. Be... full review

Such a fun in-depth snapshot of a tiny unexplored niche of the Entertainment Industry! Funny, charming, enlightening, a little bawdy, and ultimately quite unexpectedly moving. ... full review

The show contains some truly great ideas and the central conceit is a ton of fun. I think the biggest issue the show has is that it isn't clean. The performer has a ton of energy and ideas, but I feel they need an editor or director to polish and refine a beautiful premise for this show.... full review

A haunting and hilarious tour-de-force performance by Gretchen Wylder! As funny as it is vulnerable, Wylder's true story of being persecuted by Christian extremists in Salem is chilling, but the magic of the show is how she weaves her true account with historical context, playful reenactments, and lesbian witchery. ... full review

Engaging performances, a joyous and joyful ensemble of players. I want to see the FULL LENGTH musical! Lots of belly laughs along with poignancy and some tasty truth bombs for contemporary society.... full review

"The Secrets of Uvhash-Ra" is a captivating ride, full of mystery, lore, romance, suspense, and all things spooky and cool. I'm a huge fan of adventure, choose-your-own-path video games like Life Is Strange and the Dark Picture anthology, and "The Secrets of Uvhash-Ra" had a similar quality, where as an audience member, I felt like I was along for the journey of "the secrets" that lurked in the school hallways of the play. When the show ended, I found myself wanting more! I loved Kate Schaefer's ... full review

A great group of ideas and explorations on folk mythology by an energetic cast. The show boasts some good looking puppets and ideas, but they are not used to their full effect. A rough blend of storytelling, commedia, and clown that never seems to really find itself in the 90-minute run-time. The show opens with promise with a variety of clever puppets and physical effects which gave me hope that I'd be seeing these used throughout. When similar opportunities arise later, the show resorts to... full review

I mid-June 1963 I was at the NYC premiere of CLEOPATRA, which cost $40-milllion, ran 243 minutes, and ended @ 100AM! I could never have imagined that 63 years LATER, almost exactly to the day(!), I'd watch a dozen youngsters ("20-30") race and shout their way through the entire same story in 97 minutes in a WeHo garage, and it would SEEM longer! For today's audience, NOT familiar with this Roman/Egyptian saga and its many, many now-obscure characters, it must all seem like a lot of "...Sound an... full review

Ricki Lantana, I am big fan!! It's an absurdist pop concert with funny bops, choreo, back up dancers, wardrobe changes and lol product placement done in a space that's perfect for the show. Also, Ricki Lantana for president, policies for the working people etc. ... full review

Such a fun show! Definitely make time for this one in your Fringe schedule. Delightful scripted plot, creative technical choices, and great characters make Celine Solution the perfect foil to your afternoon slog. I literally was walking on air when I left.... full review

Harmony's Edge was a lot of fun. This is a great show with a lot of heart and a lot of music! The singing is really good and it's a lot of fun to watch everything unfold. ... full review

Sarah does a well-observed send up of the one woman show, through which she classically ends up revealing more about herself than her in-character self intends. ... full review

So so so funny and completely ridiculous. Meg is completely delightful to watch. Not a moment wasted. The half hour is packed with comedy. A classic (??) story told in an increasingly bizarre fashion. I loved it!!!!... full review

Great show! Personally pushed the bounds of what I had previously perceived within the bounds of musical theatre. Margaret’s voice is incredible and Aria’s expressiveness as a computer makes you feel for their character despite knowing they’re just a mirror of the human experience. Would recommend! ... full review

15 minutes of material stretched to a 30-minute sketch. The show is amusing, but never really laugh-out-loud funny. It sets up a fun premise then finds it has nowhere to go other than pre-recorded crash boxes, funny looking props, and a sound effects library that will sound familiar to anyone over 35. ... full review