This ROCKED. Maestro's (Alex's) deranged (in the best way) humor and Cello Boy's (Peter's) UNBELIEVABLE and very real cello-playing skills create this world all artists have experience to some degree in their training. ... full review

Show was amazing! Writing and acting was SO good! Very refreshing story with a fun take on the Groundhog day style. ... full review

Absurd, vulnerable, fun. Edib doesn't let anything slip through the cracks, creating a sense of play with the audience where the audience also feels held. They've created such a unique, surreal world where the audience can play, while also sharing their story in a way for the audience to connect and examine they're own experiences. Edib is an artist. I'm still thinking about this show.... full review

A rootin', tootin', rustlin', tustlin' good time! [Cheer!]... full review

Maniac is somehow both a psychedelic and grounded clown piece filled with hilarious audience engagement and gripping stagecraft. ... full review

This production was great! I was engaged with the story from beginning to end. I felt like I was up close following Kathy on her life journey of experiences and lessons. She was very transparent about her relationships the good and bad ones, including dealing with domestic violence. I walked away realizing the importance of trusting your gut instincts. This a must see!... full review

Good Boys Anonymous is an extremely heartfelt representation of a universal feeling--being good out of duty. We hear many different stories from people of different walks of life, but they all have something in common...their love or fear keeps them from speaking their mind and trusting their gut in order to just be themselves. And these stories are told with passion and ease by wonderful actors who truly embody this perspective. I loved the setting of the show, how the audience feels like it's p... full review

Brian is a killer. This show rocks. I had no idea what was supposed to happen or not happen. And I think Brian felt the same way. Rock star clown. We love to see him struggle. It killed me. Would see again! ... full review

"A Hostel Environment" is an intuitively structured ensemble comedy that chronciles an increasingly chaotic night in a hostel. The characters are excellent foils for one another and their subtly shifting alliances keep the interpersonal dynamics consistently fresh. This play is well-written, worldly, and intelligent, jesting lightly about politics and packed with twists and turns that amp up the drama and turmoil for each character.... full review

A surreal trip through one woman's eviction using fun theatrical devices and great comic performances.... full review

A space corporate world parody! I loved this world Emma built, mapping absurdity to everything we know and dislike about corporate America.... full review

Dude, I love watching Andy perform. His commitment to his absurd/insane ideas is unmatched. I've never seen anyone perform like Andy. He has such a unique voice (not talking but like artistic voice) that is REFRESHING to see!!!!!!!... full review

A lively solo show about the trials, tribulations, and triumphs of dating with original music!... full review

An amazing solo show that is truly hilarious and touching, if it were up to me Eliza would be the one and only EGOT... full review

This has been one of my favorite fringe shows. This guy can PLAY. I had no idea what the hell was going to happen next. The show felt ALIVE.... full review

Such a funny, creative, delightful show with a lot of heart! Jasmine Elist is a huge talent and takes the audience on a wild journey through the mind of an anxious person. ... full review

This show was amazing! Dara's deeply personal story showed us all what it really takes to self actualize through your shit. It's a life long journey, and Dara showed us the way with insight and a good laugh to boot.... full review

Whichever One You Feed is an excellent observation on life and sentient beings. The dialogue is grounded, funny, and real. The actors are great- lots of laughs! Another great Aaron Francis production!! ... full review

This had me howling! Paris + Juliet is a wildly hilarious solo show with some superb dramatic acting to give your abs a break from laughing and, oh yeah, tell a complete story about a surprisingly relatable character. Incredibly well written and performed, every beat is carefully thought out and fine-tuned. Do yourself a favor and go see Charlie!... full review

Brendan Scannell's The Abyss is absolutely not to be missed. It's a masterclass in stand-up and storytelling, one of the rare comedy shows that manages to be riotously funny while also leaving a genuine emotional imprint. Brendan's comedy is sharp, surprising, and deeply original. What stayed with me long after the laughter faded was the emotional honesty beneath it all, an invitation into someone's inner world that is messy, funny, painful, absurd, and deeply relatable. I've seen many come... full review