I've always known Olga to be an exceptional actor but her artistry here blew me away. Becoming Apparent is an extraordinary piece of work. The writing, her portrayal of each character, each memory is so vivid and powerful. I was so impressed with the effortless flow of the show. Brilliant.... full review

A unique one of a kind comedic experience, not to be skipped by fringe festival attendees ... full review

Every 20-something and their mother (and father and aunt and uncle and sister and ex-boyfriend) needs to see this show! SO relatable and funny and unexpected. Made me laugh-cry and cry-laugh. ... full review

An entertaining journey through a comedian’s infertility saga, mixing heartbreak, laughs, and information.... full review

What an honor it must be to receive a letter from Waldner. Someone so articulate and honest. In a successful solo show the performer has the opportunity to share their deeply personal story and hope it connects with the audience be that through humor, familiarity, or specificity. Spencer succeeded in all three. Watching this show is getting to know him but also connecting us to each other. ... full review

Diana is a tour de force. She draws you in from the moment she swirls on to stage! From character to character she moves flawlessly through her story digging to the depths of her wounds. From laughter to tears you are taken on a journey that we can all connect to. Can you dig deep enough to heal your wounds and live an authentic life? If you were on trial to live what would you choose to do? ... full review

It had a little of everything from comedy to thought provoking dialogue. I can’t believe how amazing it was for only 30mins! It left me wanting more. ... full review

Did I expect to laugh seeing Crabshley? Yes. And I did. The entire time. Did I expect to become deeply educated on the anatomy of horseshoe crabs? Not really but looking back it makes sense. Did I expect to become emotionally invested in the life and struggles of a marine arthropod? Absolutely not. And yet I did. Maggie’s show is a blanket of laughter and joy wrapped tightly around a deep, beautiful message of acceptance and self-love. I would recommend this show to everyone I know.... full review

Save the Whales might be one of the most surreal and unhinged Fringe show I’ve ever seen and is all the better for it. Cemented by an incredible lead, great supporting cast, and fantastic use of the space, Save the Whales grabs you by your tail and never lets you go. Come for the madness and creativity, stay for our savior Whaley the Whale. ... full review

What’s not to love about 90’s songs and show tunes, girl empowerment and true confessions? You’ll have fun singing along!... full review

Hard to say if the writing or performance is more impressive.... full review

Olga’s acting was incredible—raw, authentic, and deeply moving. Combined with her exceptional writing, she brought to life a story that was both thought-provoking and relatable. The play explored how the way we were parented doesn’t always translate into how we parent our own children, while highlighting the difference between healthy and unhealthy parenting. I found myself reflecting on my own experiences as a parent and the self-doubt that often comes with wondering if you’re doing a good enoug... full review

Wonderful show!... full review

It was truly unfortgettable! ... full review

HOOP is a journey to a world where we all understand each other and have our place. RM is a great clown who perfectly balances laughter and emotion.... full review

An honest, entertaining and touching look into the metal health industry. A world that’s largely marginalized gets a bright light shown on it in Sage Center. The difficulties and revelations and triumphs are all put on display in such a human way that staff in the profession might feel like they are on shift while watching. A must see for anyone in the mental health industry or people who enjoy art that’s also entertaining..aka everyone... full review

This was an enjoyable hour of music with a talented cast. Definitely worth buying a ticket for this one. ... full review

Extremely funny and creative. The girl playing the frog was hilarious. ... full review

I have been following Dana Beardsley Crotwell for many years. Her poems and writings are visceral . The writing of Leaving Shakespeare , the direction production and acting was superb . ... full review

An electric 90-minutes of laughs--and even the occasional howl--following the story of four camp counselors' wild nights off in a staff lounge. Every scene of this piece forced us to lean further and further in our seats as we waited to see how these staff members' messy relationships would collapse on each other.... full review