I thought that "Best Possible Death" took a large (and unknowable) concept of what happens after we die and put a fun and playful take on it. All while wrapping it with a much deeper message of sometimes in life we don't understand why things happen the way they do in life. We might never know while alive how we impact someone else's life, by our presence in life or by the lack of our presence when we are gone. ... full review

I was caught up immediately, from the bare bulb lighting, to the clack clacking of a typewriter. Wasn't sure where it was going and in one swift yet nuanced pivot, I saw it all, and it all made sense. Smart. Funny. Poignant. I had laugh out loud laughs, and tugs at my heartstrings. "Dead Man" is great. Highly recommend. ... full review

What an incredible story. PDFO is a banner for how great art can take a hyper specific and nuanced POV (thr journey of a 28 year old female mortician) - and weave it into a much larger, universal, highly relatable conversation around death and everyones experience with it. Everyone you know experiences death, but nobody you know is a 28 year old female mortician. Really really cool. Straightforward, somehow ice cold and warm all at once. Sydney delivers a sharp, bite sized performance that gives ... full review

This was excellent! Vivia's story kept me captivated from beginning to end. This is a must see one woman show! Most people will see a piece of themselves in this production. She covers so many life topics in a Bellyful!... full review

PAPER FLOWERS - What can I say: Mesmerizing and intense. The topic of racism in 1942 is still prevalent in 2026. The entire cast handled the topic with professionalism and grace. Although at times some of the scenes were not easy to watch through my tears nevertheless, I was hooked on what is going to happen next. It brought back memories of some of the worst times of my life. But still I rose above it as did this production.If you can not handle the truth, I suggest you sit this one out or yet g... full review

A play underlying the generational conflict on dramatic themes such as life, suicide and mental health, enriched by the comedic duo of actors in different stages of their career. The youth spirit and hunger for life and mental stability confronting the peace of mind and acceptance of an older man ready to give up. Is the routine a blessing to be thankful for, or a limitation of wonder and discovery? This dramedy will not give you any solution, but it creates the perfect space for you to find your... full review

Derderian and Levine are like a maniacal, fucked-up Penn and Teller. Brilliant and deranged, I could not stop laughing. ... full review

This was more than just a play, what a magical multifaceted experience! I loved it and highly recommend especially if you love mythology, ritual or the occult. I was entertained but also came away with a lot to think about.... full review

This show is so much fun!! The premise is so bizarre and executed so well. The costume is incredible! The sharp, witty dynamic between the two leads kept the audience laughing. The interactive moments with the crowd also added a fantastic, spontaneous layer to the whole experience!... full review

Catchy music! Comedic and introspective lyrics. Like many a great musical, a simple story with big ideas and memorable numbers. ... full review

Lani weaves through the works of Tarantino with joy and absurdist wit!... full review

Nostalgic, moving, heartbreaking. Alyssa Limperis and Mike Cabellon sparkle. Bring tissues!... full review

So much fun! Effective not only as a satire of late night/variety, but the bits and sketches within the show were funny in their own right. A comedic and stylistic commentary of the media and contemporary times ... full review

I wouldn't normally offer a negative review of a Fringe show. I'm more than happy to see shows that go out on a limb creatively even if they don't stick the landing. But this amateurish production definitely didn't justify the absurd and genuinely puzzling lengths they went to in confiscating phones before the show. Amateurishly confiscating the phones at that. ... full review

Shakespeare wrote about women and in so doing often gave them limiting voices. Leaving Shakespeare--through the muse of Dana Crotwell--allows the women to speak for themselves, to own their strengths and weaknesses, and to come to terms with their various predicaments. A nice blend of humor and solemnity, the play wonderfully explores issues that women have faced well before and since the bard wrote about them.... full review

Super fun clown performance that explores perimenopause and aging with humor and levity. ... full review

A funny and engaging concept pulled to the finish line by its funny and charismatic dialogue. This one act was a bit repetitive in the format, and the ending felt abrupt and rushed but the lively characters and fleshed-out vision of the world around them kept me locked in from start to finish. ... full review

Stellar cast of actors who are thoughtfully humanizing every character in this show. I felt like I know these people. Wedding Party is truly sweet and truly full of love, platonic and romantic. ... full review

Superior standup wrapped up in a standout show.... full review

Can all my dudes just go see this show already?... full review