A zany slice of 18th-century silliness!... full review

Spooky and Atmospheric, with writing that felt like a staged book-reading. Very cool concept.... full review

Wow! What a story. A great portrayal of family life on the edge of society. The Single Mom’s struggle to support her family of 2 teen daughters depicts the issues of environmental issues, cultural beliefs, social stereotypes, and the international relationship with Mexico. The Gallina is a bright light in the story of gloom vs the Powers that Be. ... full review

This show has it all- brilliance, hilarity, and heart! I loved every minute of it.This show is going to go far so don't miss seeing it! It was my first show I've seen at Fringe and it set the standard high!... full review

Goodbye Hello is an excellent, heartwarming story of the trajectory of two best friends' lives and afterlives. A genuine piece with a lot of heart and a conclusion that brings a tear to anyone's eye. It's a joy to watch these two performers depict the ups and downs of their relationship, and the play does a lot with what they have, creating an incredible effective narrative and memorable characters. ... full review

Tommy Coopers Fez is an absolute delight. This ONE women is a master class in storytelling. ... full review

I really enjoyed the actor's performances. You could tell they were having fun and that passed the fun on to the audience. It also moved well. ... full review

Hilarious, raunchy, deep dive into the private chaos that is dating ... full review

A fantastic takedown on motivational speakers that kept me laughing the whole time. Anyone who has gone down a self help rabbit hole can appreciate the specificity and craft of every joke. Bravo! ... full review

What a night!!! The show hit it out of the park and the audience went wild! One storyteller after another brought humor, vulnerability- and at times nastiness. You won’t be disappointed. And each show has a different line-up so you can go again and again and again. See this show!... full review

Extremely creative storytelling from a fantastically funny actress. Super relatable for any performer, but the message can apply to anyone.... full review

Taya is an extremely talented improviser, every character somehow felt SO grounded despite the absurdity of the setup. ... full review

The play is well written in the absurd genre and the execution on stage was delightful to watch.... full review

Completely original and magnetic. I was locked in the whole time. Each show is different so you may want to come see MaMa do her thing multiple times.... full review

A super funny, super personal, super brave piece of storytelling.... full review

Intimate and tender while also uncomfortable in the best way. This play is like a warm hug from a parent you feel ambivalently towards. ... full review

This is a very evocative and provocative piece of theater. David has done a phenomenal job with the research that has gone into documenting the lives and opinions of the various characters that he performs across the shows. Kudos!... full review

Easiest Standing Ovation I've ever given. There were very few moments when I wasn't laughing. Adam's delivery is so top notch and so precise, you often find yourself laughing before the joke has fully sunk in, and then awhile after. A must see show for everyone, hands down. ... full review

Pam Levin was absolutely amazing. Her storytelling is second to none, taking the audience on a deeply personal journey through her marriage and family life. From tales of long car rides to her heartfelt exploration of whether or not to have children, she masterfully balances humor and emotion. She had us laughing one moment and wiping away tears the next as she opened her heart and invited us to share in her journey. An unforgettable performance that was both relatable and deeply moving.... full review

A tour-de-force performance by Olga Konstantulakis, celebrating the challenges and rewards of motherhood. It is also a meditation on family as she re-creates her Greek parents and holds a portrait of herself growing up under their guidance in Montreal in the 1970s. Dramatic, funny, heartbreaking and deeply human, Olga's journey reminds us of the challenges and celebrations of BECOMING A PARENT. Highly recommended! A+A+A+... full review