ACHIEVEMENT BURIED BENEATH AN AVALANCHE OF AMBITION.... full review

BOY MEETS BANANA, BOY LOVES BANANA. BANANA HAS A PEEL. ONE OF THE BEST CLOWN SHOWS I’VE SEEN !... full review

What's really impressive about Dead John is it's ability to take material that feels like a feature film and morph it into a stage musical. The cast is does an excellent job of bringing the characters to life and the music keeps your feet tapping from beginning to end. I don't want to spoil anything, but I can easily see this becoming of a fringe favorite this year!... full review

The best part about Fringe is all the varied and talented artists in every genre of performance. These lovely and talented dancers did not disappoint. ... full review

There were so many things that resonated with me from this show. I felt that though neither Rus nor Kara were exactly like me, I felt that a both had aspects that I felt very close to. This show had a lot of emotional depth but retained it's humor throughout. Very touching! ... full review

SUCH a good show. So well written. I have not laughed that many times in one show in a really long time. ... full review

I was blown away by this show!! I already know this is going to be one of my favorite shows of Fringe this year. Sara is SUCH a talented actress, every moment is fully lived in & embodied, and the story flowed seamlessly. I felt like I was watching a movie (and I sincerely hope one day this WILL be a movie for me to watch, it felt cinematic!). This show feels like everything you want a solo play to be, while also being like no solo show I've ever seen. Truly, so good! Real goddamn theatre. Cannot... full review

Charlie was so connected and real while being SUCH a dumb dumb bro. What a charmer! He had us in the palm of his hands. Somehow Charlie made us love him then hate him then love him again even deeper. Bigger than life, absurdist and alive. We were flung between the pages of one of the most classic plays of our time. Charlie made the Old feel New. Charlie brought us dumb Americans in by leveling with us that Shakespeare is hard to understand but then suddenly made it so easy to understand, even whe... full review

This was HILARIOUS! So much funnier than I would ever expected and consisted of a great team of comedians.... full review

"Because we need a little Christmas, right this very minute" with Tanya Dickson's brash, humorous and a little bit naughty Mrs. Claus leading the parade. A great way to end the evening after a long day of seeing several Fringe shows. ... full review

Beautiful show! Captivating story, tender performance, and invitingly thought provoking.... full review

One of my favorite shows so far this fringe. Many funny lines that made me laugh out loud. Good characterization of other characters as Rosie switch's from one to the other.... full review

Show was funny, poignant, and quite moving.... full review

Very fun and high energy. One of my top two clown shows this fringe. This is one of those shows that is all about audience interaction, so come in ready to interact. The Bully Crusher character was a fun character. It was cathartic to face my bully of the past.... full review

It was a joy simply to watch an actress on stage. Her concentration and commitment to the character’s situation made every moment believable. She didn’t force the comedy at all, but somehow she drew natural laughter from me throughout the show.... full review

A powerful, passionate, and moving show about the reality of being trans in America in 2026. Peyton is so charismatic and a complete joy to watch, even when she's talking about incredibly difficult subjects. I learned so much watching this show and left with so much love & empathy in my heart!... full review

Absolutely loved it! Christine was so powerful. The show was emotional, funny, moving ... full review

The best pieces of art are ones no other artist could create, and that is certainly true of this show. This production is aptly titled, as its an introduction to a singular person, someone who has taken a horrible, devasting experience, processed that trauma and turned it into the gift of paintings, puns, and sentimentality. ... full review

The physical comedy in Big Maestro is top notch! I felt like I was watching something from another era. Alex (Big Maestro) and Peter (Little Cello Boy) play off each other in such a chaotic and fun way - they build the tension of the show in a way where you can't wait to see what's next, but you are also terrified to see what's next (for Peter's sake). ... full review

A wonderfully told insider's journey about the lives of Broadway's underdogs. Quirky, smart, and peppered with Kimberly's superbly executed dance and physical comedy sequences, the show sparkles with wit and heart. She's a force to behold in her backstage ninja-gear! As you root for her through countless trials and tribulations, you realize that her own onstage dreams come true in front of you, tonight. A brilliant, emotionally present celebration of the (hard) road less traveled. ... full review