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

Molly is unhinged in a way that awakens something in me.... full review

This was a heartbreakingly funny show from the unhinged Brendan Scannell. I wasn’t sure what to expect but I was in it from the beginning. Brendan uses his perfect comedic timing to tell a deeply personal and vulnerable narrative. I don’t know the last time I was so caught between sobs and laughs. ... full review

What a joy! This was so much fun! Laurel is hilarious, relatable, witty, sincere and you’re rooting for her the entire time. Clever use of stage, props, voice overs and audio/visuals.... full review

Angst is a clever, funny, and surprisingly relatable two-man show that explores the relationship between an artist and the voice inside his head that never seems to shut up. One performer plays the artist trying to create, while the other embodies his anxiety, self-doubt, and relentless inner critic. The dynamic is instantly recognizable to anyone who’s ever stared at a blank page, questioned their own abilities, or talked themselves out of making something they cared about. What makes the sho... full review

This show was like a warm hug for my inner child.... full review

I love this show! I am so impressed by the concept and writing by Bill Prudich. It is both a comedy and drama. The acting was at the highest level bringing big laughs then big emotions to the audience. This play grabs your attention and doesn’t let go! I am going to see it again😊... full review

Bold and fearless and honest and FUNNY. With a level of vulnerability that’s rare in the genre.... full review

This show rocks! From beginning to end I was locked in and gasping at the twists and turns.... full review

Big With A B will make you laugh, cry, and feel like part of Brianna McDonnell's big Italian family. A born performer, Brianna's powerful stage presence, voice and comedic timing all converge to make this autobiographical show relatable to anyone who has ever felt less than—or been told they're too much. Bravi Brianna, director Ken and music director Lindsay, I will be back!... full review

Hell is the only place I want to be... full review

good lord what did I just watch ? Well I'll tell you, I just watched the most innovative, hilarious, insanely ridiculous performance ever! I'd watch this on repeat. I am a new fan of Tuesday Thomas. She could change her socks and I would be laughing! the way she set this up ( I won't spoiler it ) is genius Debi Rasmussen life told to us in story and song and you"ll leave with lock jaw you"ll laugh so much and so hard! I found this because of these weird posters all over Hollywood and silver... full review

OMG. I went in not really knowing what to expect. I found it by one of the ads on the fringe website. BOY was I glad I did. HILARIOUS does not even begin to describe this perfectly executed exercise in absurdity. modern clown heightened, taken to a new level , and turned on itself Tuesday had myself, and the whole audience in hysterics from beginning to end. Her perfect embodiment of the character April May June Cornflower Blue Johnson is a masterclass. Run to see this before its final pe... full review