Dara creates an unforgettable show, taking the hardness of grief and finding a way to process it not only hilariously, but humanely. Absolutely a must-see.... full review

A dynamite performance in a show that is equal parts hilarious and moving.... full review

Zany, funny, raunchy, and honest, this is a show for people who still believe in love... even while the world is ending.... full review

I’m just gonna vomit: I loved it. It was so earnest in the best of ways. Sometimes as an actor it can get a little gag inducing to listen to another actor talk about process and characters but so much work and love and honesty went in to this it was impossible for me not to relate and be moved and impressed and entertained. Really really strong work ... full review

I thought this show was damn near the perfect mix of comedy, queer yearning, & deserved earnesty (something I often think is not deserved during Fringe). Costuming was a lot of fun, characters real and fun. Would recommend :)... full review

The show is over 2 and a half hours long and the language is very repetitive in the first act. The second act is better but not much of a payoff Too long if you wanna see several shows in a day. ... full review

This is a love-letter to San Ysidro and its residents, as well as a warning about the challenges faced by those who face the side-effects of an increasingly polluted world by those and don't have the access to large tax-bases or tons of media attention.... full review

Tanya Dickinson does a fantastic job telling us all about the inner workings of the North “Pole” and the WOMAN behind the snowy Xmas curtain. Mrs. Claus feels the way most women in the world feel now, FED THE FUCK UP! She lets us, and the fatass up north, have it!! I was sat, giggling, and snapping my fingers the whole time! ... full review

A beautiful play that will move you and encourage you to speak up for what you believe in. ... full review

Fantastic, funny and entertaining!... full review

I loved the show. I loved the writing. I loved the acting. Seeing the horrific impact of our immigration policies through the POV of the dogs left behind is brilliant. Michael Klubock ... full review

This is a deeply moving rendition of one of the most well-known works of the english-language. It is perfect for newcomers to the text or to Shakespeare.... full review

I had a great time. I love unapologetic, raunchy, all-in shows and performers that don't take themselves too seriously. ... full review

Great vocals! Educational and edgy... full review

A powerful use of a half-hour.... full review

A nail-biting courtroom drama with dolls, poop, horses, and attitude for days. FREE DIESEL... full review

This is a very well done rendition of a show that is almost impossible to do for a modern audience. It is fast, fun and funny. Reminds us that sometimes interpreting Shakespeare is putting on a ruff and singing hey-nonny-nonny and other times it is doing the funky-chicken in a super-hero costume. Both are valid. ... full review

Baby eyeballs will have you giggling and teach you some things too. Plus it will remind you not to judge a book by it's cover and to live life while you can. Anwar is a wild guy with all his character work and I'm so glad he survived to be able to share this story with the world. ... full review

A mixed bag but I'd recommend it overall.... full review

Zany fun! The cast brings wildly entertaining characters to life, balancing humor with truth as they share their funny, heartfelt stories.... full review