This is a gentle spirited, emotionally connected clown show that left my heart feeling light. Meg has a demure charm that she wields with precision between characters and there is an absurd, raunchy, adorable bit near the end of the show that is so well earned. I loved it.... full review

This was the best show I’ve seen at fringe this year! The acting was so beautiful and natural, I really believed every moment. Rush is a truly gifted writer- his words surprised me and made me think! The direction was simple and really let the story shine. The piece was creative, bold, unique, and truly impressive. Go see it!!! ... full review

The show was surprisingly funny and sweet for a show about death and loss. The direction is Amazing, it's a genius use of the set! The performance is Excellent, realistic, and heartfelt. The writing is poignant and honest. This show presents a realistic look at grief and all the many emotions, including joy!, that come with it. ... full review

I'm laughing and laughing and then crying and then laughing. Yasi is not only a deeply thoughtful and creative writer, but she is also a charismatic stage presence. The show is so funny and vulnerable. Captivating from the beginning line to the end.... full review

Disarmingly charming. Witty and imaginative. Meg hooks the audience immediately with her mutable persona. I left with a nostalgic ache for the collective storytelling traditions we grew up with, but never grew out of…HIGHLY RECOMMEND!... full review

Something Spooky is a genre-bending confessional about how a family’s scary stories can be a vital link to our past. Equal parts, funny, poignant, and eerie, the artist’s uses his own supernatural anecdotes to bring new meaning to the saying “they’re here with us in spirit.”... full review

Fantastic show! It’s equally hilarious as it is heartfelt and touching. Madi speaks to incredibly universal ideas through such a personal lens while still being hysterical. ... full review

Madi is just so entertaining to watch, she’s so quick and buoyant and her show was sooo fun and hilarious but what really struck me was how much depth and vulnerability it contained and was interwoven so seamlessly with the comedy. Was such a cool way to tell such a personal story while also just being silly and having a great time. Avery was also soooooo funny and such a perfect sidekick. Their dynamic was so much fun to watch. ... full review

Exactly what I wanted from a theatrical horror show! Something Spooky kept me on the edge of my seat and made me lean in, mouth agape at what Jon was gonna say next. Im a ghost skeptic but this show pushes my needle into believing. Its hard to get truly frightened by stage show but Jon delivers. ... full review

“It’s been five years and I still don’t have a life”: with an unapologetic sense of self and fearless ownership of her small quirks and big feelings, Rachel proves she is a force to be reckoned with in “The Do Over.” She tells the audience she’s “good at theater,” but as the show goes on and she belts out a gorgeously sung original song and surrenders skillfully to a FANTASTIC emotional journey, that proves to be an understatement.... full review

Brilliant acting, incredible crafting of the narrative and use of the space to maximum stupidity. The amount I was surprised and delighted in this 30 minute show was wild. ... full review

Well performed, there’s some excellent talent on that stage... full review

Overall, a strong 10/10. ... full review

Amy had an amazing, grounded vibe throughout. She really welcomed each audience into her world from the moment it started!... full review

Fabulous. Hilarious. Unexpected. ... full review

It washeartfelt, inspiring fun and playful... full review

What a joy of a show Amazing Graves was! So many laughs, so many chuckles, and so much heart is built in to both I Hate How You Dress by Beth Polsky and Our Cemetery by Grant Gottschall. Each set of casts for each show were brilliant, always on the pulse of the show and dynamite performances from all. An enjoyable hour of theatre and a must see this Fringe season. ... full review

What a delightful show worth seeing! I was thoroughly invested and entertained. For such an absurd concept, the smart writing really carried it, avoiding predictable pitfalls and keeping the attention through to its strong end. I recommend going in blind like I did! ... full review

It’s a rare joy to witness a new comedy that is as intellectually sharp as it is genuinely hilarious. The script is a masterclass in structure, weaving clever, multi-layered jokes into a narrative that still finds room for genuine emotional resonance. What makes the production so compelling is its brilliant balance of humor; it walks a flawless tightrope between grounded, human moments and wonderfully out-there, absurdist wit. Brought to life by a phenomenal cast who clearly relish the material... full review

Absolutely great idea for an opera, not for a Broadway or Disney musical, styles that inherently trivialize the serious content. ... full review