Incredible show! A must see for this years festival! Super sharp and witty writing, incredible cast with outstanding performances. Could see this show again and again and still find it hilarious! ... full review

What starts as a fun sexy teen hookup show has immense depth that I didn't see coming. I absolutely loved the tonal shift and messaging behind the play. The writer and actor, Ellen Relac, is brimming with talent in the way her story is laid out and her stunning performance. Don't judge a book by it's cover, this show is so much more than what you may think.... full review

She took us through an emontional journey of her lifelong dream to be a Broadway dancer, while working as a dresser to pay the bills. Her ability to weave in humor, heartache and raw emotion, funny and fun bits of humor, singing and danicing to tell her story was real and emotionally raw. We felt her emotions and as an audience cheered for her as she found her voice in writing and performing this exceptional, one woman show. I think everyone came away knowing that this was not the last we woul... full review

Homecoming is a well-crafted series of heartfelt vignettes, some hilarious and some heart-breaking. Most are a mix of both. Dara leads the audience on a journey through grief and growth, and the experience is just as cathartic for the audience as I hope it is for Dara. ... full review

This is probably the best show I saw at Fringe (so far) this year. Dance shows are always beautiful. Dancers are extraordinary. And no exception here. But most dance shows have nothing to say, or the message is so obtuse in the movement that all meaning is obscured by the dance itself. That is not the case here. Here the dance is driven by and supports a very strong narrative. From beginning to end the whole show is about what it is to be a woman who has the audacity to get older. The indig... full review

Wowsa….the twists and turns. ... full review

Schizm is an emotionally engaging production with strong performances and creative staging choices. While the first act felt slow at times, the second act builds momentum and delivers several memorable moments. Overall, I'd give it 4 out of 5 stars and would recommend seeing it! ... full review

i thought it was a fun watch, really funny, and loved the puppetry. The writing was on point, and as a viewer i felt it had very strong and professional writer and director pushing the story forward, as the actors truly moved around the space that made me believe this was really inspired by genius. it felt that the research behind the play by incorporating things that are good, great, and perfect. and that the driving story on Eve's journey was a hunt for perfection which in the writing and actin... full review

Feels like a delirious sleepover moment when we're all staying up past bedtime and full of soda and Skittles. So fun and original! You have to see this (and play it)!... full review

INSTANTLY ICONIC. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️... full review

I absolutely loved this show. Liza is the funniest person I know and she is on a roll making us laugh at some really dark topics. You can't help to feel inspired that you're helping her with her healing journey by participating in this show. Go grab your rowdiest friends and see this show!... full review

What an uplifiting and heartfelt piece about an important and often misunderstood topic! This piece deserves to be seen by so many, and definitely has a long life ahead!... full review

Daring piece of theater. The playwright asks all the questions that we (those who seek our joy, our kicks, and our living pursuing dreams) try to avoid. It really is so easy to not do the thing you love! And so easy to forget why you love it. And you haven’t had some kind of great success yet, what does that say about you? About whether you should do it or not? And as you age and accrue responsibilities and baggage and perspective and people to which you are accountable besides yourself, you real... full review

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A play that took acid before being written and took speed backstage before going on. ... full review

Riley Smith’s Fellowship of the Ring saga has become a Fringe institution over the past several years. Whether you love The Lord of the Rings films, hate them, or are indifferent about them, you’ll have a blast at The Council of Elrond!... full review

So far this show has been the highlight of the festival for me! I saw it twice! Both Kevin and John combine skill and heart in a way that is classically clown. Funny and life affirming. Don't miss!... full review

This is a wild play. I thought I knew what the play was about after watching ten minutes, and the first act was exactly what I thought it’d be, then the fact that there was a second act was surprising as was the time and location jump. But the thesis was intact. Then the third act the play took a turn. It was no longer a play about compromises when living with others. It all of a sudden became a cautionary tale about depending too much on technology and what that dependence might mean for us ... full review

Subtle, deft, and wonderfully strange two-hander (almost…) in which two very different people circle their differences. It’s so involving the way their conversation starts small, just them trying to connect and be understood, and the holes start to widen, until they’re drawn back into the mire of their childhood roles, their resentments towards each other and themselves, the ways they care for and shun each other. The ending finds us implicated with a moment of pure theatrical daring. Go see it!!... full review

If you think that sexual assault is actually really funny when it happens to men, look no further. I'm not the sort of person who thinks that this sort of story shouldn't exist - if this is your thing, enjoy, but when I saw and heard trigger warnings for sexual assault i didn't figure that the jokes involving that subject matter would be deliberately making fun of the victims, like using a male sexual assault victim's inability to sit properly as a punchline. That same victim, by the way, is ess... full review