Cell: A Duologue

anonymous · June 07, 2026 certified reviewer
The point of art is to cause powerful emotion amongst the masses, and this show did just that. Despite its predictable writing and school project twist, it had a profound emotional impact on me and made me look back at my own decisions, and that is what makes art powerful. ... full review

Inconceivable

kylee q robinson · June 07, 2026 certified reviewer
Netflix, give her a 1-hr special! This was so strong, and so funny, and so heartbreaking. I was a weepy mess after it but out of so much love and catharsis for Alice, her journey, and the journey of MANY women that hurt too much to talk about dead babies. Alice was brilliant, poignant, and completely honest about such a hard hand dealt to her. This piece will stick with me forever. ... full review

Act Normal

andrew tarr · June 07, 2026 certified reviewer
An amazing one-man show. On the face of it, Act Normal is just a conversation. A guy telling you about his life. But as it progresses, you get to know Tom Ayers in a way that cuts past the "funny quirky standup comic" to this surreal sense of the thing we all have in common - the sort of fragile sense of how we're as alive as we decide to be. This show was silly and deep at the same time. Haunting and reassuring at the same time. Ayers makes you laugh out loud every few minutes, but I could see ... full review

Three Eulogies for Tyson Miller

amanda warren · June 07, 2026 certified reviewer
Three Eulogies for Tyson Miller was a beautiful story of how one can be remembered differently even by the same person. The chemistry of the cast draws you into the story. I was left wanting to know more about Tyson Miller.... full review

30 April 1975: How We Left

kathleen leary · June 07, 2026 certified reviewer
Wow, what a big impact for such a short piece! Vivi Thai invites the audience into a vivid and moving story so quickly. She moves effortlessly between sharing historical events and playing members of her family of all ages while sharing the moving story of her family on April 30th 1975. I cannot wait to see more of this story!... full review

I am not a Spy. This is a Magic Show.

mike reyes · June 07, 2026 certified reviewer
​Magical Katrina delivers a playful and inventive magic show that is easy to recommend and even easier to enjoy. Clever, charming, and full of surprises, it is the kind of Fringe experience that reminds you why it is worth taking a chance on something new. Consider this your invitation to accept this mission. ... full review

Glossolalia

anonymous · June 07, 2026 certified reviewer
Jesenski transports you into her dark and beautiful world with her visceral writing and the help of two incendiary casts. Glossolalia shines its stage lights on questions rarely brought up in theatre. ... full review

MPAT's Burt Thunders Presents: The First Annual Fundraiser to Save the Whales

anonymous · June 07, 2026 certified reviewer
Such a funny and intriguing take on fame can take over, and a deep dive on character and madness. I was on the edge of my seat the whole time but also couldn't stop laughing. Love this show and so happy I could come see it! Burt is such a fascinating and well written character and I love that I got to feel like a part of the show as the audience watching it play out. Go check this one out! ... full review

The Unofficial 'Meet the Robinsons' Musical Parody

c marshall bowen · June 07, 2026 certified reviewer
Clever re-telling of the story. Loved the music and the flow.... full review

sister wivez

alexander vogt · June 07, 2026 certified reviewer
This hilarious satire pushes the limit in the best way. ... full review

Redemption Song

anonymous · June 07, 2026 certified reviewer
I laughed, I cried. A powerful story of love, loss, forgiveness, and resilience. Rachel Murray as Taylor was phenomenal. The entire cast delivered heartfelt performances that drew me in from beginning to end. Redemption Song is a moving reminder that even after unimaginable loss, healing and forgiveness are possible. Beautifully written and performed. ... full review

They Tend To Themselves: A Choreopoem

sam baker · June 07, 2026 certified reviewer
STUNNING. STELLAR. PURE THEATRE MAGIC. ... full review

Confessions of a groupie or How I F'ed Jim Morrison the night he died but I didn't kill him

anonymous · June 07, 2026 certified reviewer
This show is filled with phenomenal character work, hilarious references to the greatest rockstars of the 70s and 80s, and is unapologetically stupid in the best way. Tuesday is an icon. ... full review

Daring Goodly

nick johnson · June 07, 2026 certified reviewer
This show was really impressive. It was a very polished tight comedy presentation that I wouldn't be surprised at all to see as a Netflix comedy special. I have found myself reciting some of my favorite lines over and over since seeing this show. I have not stopped thinking about hilarious lines like "guns are the bullets of metaphors" - so much so that I think I may even be making sense of the nonsense the more I think about it. The fact that practically every line of this show feels like a thro... full review

Being The Perfect Woman

jessica orcsik · June 07, 2026 certified reviewer
Brilliant! Ashley Diaz is outstanding. She had me captivated from start to finish. This is a wonderful take on a very serious issue regarding fear and perceptions surrounding gender norms.... full review

What Survives

kellie pleshinger · June 07, 2026 certified reviewer
WHAT SURVIVES is an incredibly powerful piece, reaching beyond the boundaries we place in our politically divided country to showcase the humanity in us all, while still highlighting the injustices in today's world and forcing the audience to look those directly in the eye. A really incredible look into many different lives and encapsulation of the way things can feel so out of control right now. ... full review

On the Line

kellie pleshinger · June 07, 2026 certified reviewer
ON THE LINE was an endlessly entertaining hour of tension stuck with these two characters inside a crisis call center. The acting was phenomenal and the writing snappy, really roping the audience in and letting them feel the fear alongside the main character.... full review

COFFEE DATE

michael rizzo · June 07, 2026 certified reviewer
A really funny show that builds to a great conclusion ... full review

Make Me

susan bratton · June 07, 2026 certified reviewer
Such a fun show, it went by so fast! Taya is so funny, creative and easy to watch! The concept is simple and fun and it's a fresh new show every time! If you get there early you get to create a look and see it come to life in the show!... full review

COFFEE DATE

jonah matso · June 07, 2026 certified reviewer
Coffee Date was a lovely hour of perceptive observations and a hefty dose of clever humor! Ultimately, it was a wholesome and kind hearted invitation to search for and find love despite the curve balls life has to throw at you. ... full review

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