From the moment Cara stepped on stage to "my milkshake brings all the boys to the yard. . . " the audience was with her. Cara helps us understand what it's like being a woman in a larger body and manages to poke fun at herself with photos and jokes without sliding into a kind of self-deprecation that would undermine her very triumphant message. Not an easy thing to do. I thought this show was well put together and creative from the storytelling to the audience participation, to the Fat Girl Bingo... full review

THIS SHOW IS SO SPECIAL! Rachel's background in theatre coupled with her very present performance delivers a polished and inviting show. Knowing the premise of the show, I was going in clutching my Kleenex, but The Do Over is buoyant and full of joy. I was crying from the heartfelt and the comedic moments. This is the kind of show that makes you want to tell your loved ones that you care about them, and that's exactly what I did on my drive home.... full review

Overall, this was an excellent play. I felt completely captivated by the story, almost as if I were watching it unfold on television rather than on a stage. You could tell how much effort and dedication the actors and director put into the production, and it resulted in a memorable experience. ... full review

Cara is absolutely brilliant. Hilarious and so moving and thought provoking and alllll good things - couldn't recommend enough! I liked how vulnerable, honest, and funny Cara was! She knew when to give the audience a little levity and when to lean in. She also included the audience in a really fun and engaging way. I could've watched for hours! ... full review

That voice!! I love listening to Julia sing. Such a funny (and cringe. Compliment) storytelling I was so invested! ... full review

This play was so heartfelt and hilarious. This show was unlike any other play I've ever been to. I was on the edge of my seat the entire time, eager to learn what happens next. I was so invested that I could have easily sat there for another hour. The show was a perfect roller coaster of emotions ranging from tears to belly laughing. I would recommend it to anyone I know. ... full review

Who are those folks making the magic happen off stage, in the dark? Turns out the "unseen" are also sometimes artists with their own dreams. Kim Prentice takes us into the intimate underbelly of a Broadway crew member’s life and challenges. It's the details of being a "costume hag" to the stars that make this show hilarious - I laughed a lot! - but it is the ambition of the dresser to become a dancer on stage herself that is heartbreaking and gives this story depth. We are all really rooting for ... full review

It was wonderful. It was an amazing display of a solid solo show and its craftsmanship and I would highly recommend. ... full review

an absolute banger of a show - fabulous, alarming, high energy, hilarious, sad - all the good things. Julia is a powerhouse of a performer and does truly challenging, exciting and bold work in this show. Comedy is HARD, musical theater is HARD, writing is HARD. Julia does it all effortlessly and is doing in front of us what she was born to do. Kudos to the whole team! ... full review

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Equal parts educational and emotional, a moving personal journey through the real journeys of two women fleeing their homes on a moment's notice... full review

This show is a MUST SEE at Fringe this year! Not a single weak spot in this rolliking romp of a show!... full review

This was great silly funny fun! Loved the main theme of time travel and the uselessness of a queen. And how we all want to be dreamers really... full review

A beautiful and cathartic exploration of grief. Emotional whiplash in the best possible sense. Oscillating between tears running down my face and deep belly laughs within less than a minute.... full review

Such a fun show! It was hilarious, extremely well directed by Mo Leblanc, and full of wonderful performances. Nicole Souza is able to be very quirky and very grounded at the same time, which in my opinion is quite a feat. Harold Nieves is charming, and Tiffany Elle and Sanjay K. Rao bring impeccable comic chops to the cast of characters they inhabit. Well done!... full review

Lots of fun, Elena has such a distinctive presence and way of reacting to stimulus as a performer that is always completely unexpected and very funny. Unabashed witch shows off her skills.... full review

The story was powerful, emotional, and beautifully written. It was a real tearjerker that had me invested in every character and their journey. The actors truly gave their all in every scene, delivering performances that felt genuine, raw, and unforgettable. Their ability to convey such deep emotion made the story even more impactful. There were moments that made me laugh and moments that broke my heart. This is the kind of show that leaves a lasting impression and reminds you how powerful great ... full review

wildly funny, unpredictable, simple and sophisticated ... full review

Tend to Themselves: A Choreopoem is a thoughtful, intimate, and visually engaging performance led by a powerful Gabrielle Jackson. Through poetry, movement, mirrors, sound, and audience connection, Jackson creates a piece centered on self-love, healing, and reconnection. It is a meaningful production and one worth seeing during the festival this year.... full review

Elena is effortlessly funny! Goody is a powerful presence!... full review