This is a fast-paced production that gives you everything you want from R&J. It's an emotionally resonant show that will please die-hard fans and Shakespeare-newbies alike.... full review

A welcome perspective from gals over 40! Fearless females facing life with fervor!... full review

Hilarious, quirky, and fully unexpected. A pure delight of a show that only matches the wonderful personality of Regina herself. ... full review

I didn’t think one person could hold my full attention for 75 minutes, but Andrew did all that and more! He fully embodied a character and made this person 100% believable to me. Right when you thought you knew where the story was going, the audience was thrown for a loop journeying into a gothic tale with vampires and supernatural themes. Storytelling at its best.... full review

I saw Best. Dad. Never. on Saturday night and it is a great show. Haig is not an actor. But in this case, it works. He is a great writer. And he simply tells his story of being a gay Armenian man raising a biracial daughter with his husband. He is painfully transparent about discovering his own racial biases. The show is funny and endearing. His daughter read the script and approved it beforehand. It asks the audience to look at their own inherent biases. Our shadow-selves. Haig reflects on the A... full review

Wow! Hysterical. This show is a perfect play-within-a-play that any theatre kid turned grown Fringe attendee will absolutely love. ... full review

All Cats Go to Hell is a dark, hilarious, and weirdly moving journey through grief, guilt, and growing up. Rubeli has crafted a coming-of-age story that’s equal parts teen comedy and existential horror, and somehow made it feel timeless. Think The Breakfast Club meets Stranger Things with a dash of The Goonies, all under a blood moon. The use of tension and release, the impeccable casting, and the strong visual storytelling make this a must-see Fringe gem. Do yourself a favor and SEE THIS SHOW!... full review

RM is a beautifully vulnerable performer taking us through a journey of identity that they are figuring out at the same time as we are. They boldly put forward the question - who are we, truly, if the world only sees us how they want to? And how do we step into the power of the person we believe we are? Through favorite karaoke hits that the whole audience will appreciate, we audience members slowly begin to realize it’s the same question we are all grappling with, thus pulling us together into a... full review

A uniquely brilliant show. Cleverly written, charming, and absolutely engrossing from beginning to end. ... full review

A non-stop delightful whirlwind of play and laughter, I had no idea what to expect but all my expectations were exceeded. From the moment the audience enters the cast is in character clowning, feeling like a cirque du soleil experience, I laughed so hard I think I peed. ... full review

Natural Born Citizen is a heartfelt, funny, and deeply resonant solo show that should absolutely not be missed. It’s a coming-of-age story layered with cultural nuance, political awakening, and a hilariously misguided student government campaign. With warmth and wit, Yousaf brings the immigrant experience into sharp focus without ever losing the teenage angst and awkwardness that makes it universally relatable. This powerful story brings the audience together and keeps you rooting for Yousaf's su... full review

You know how a tragedy feels like life has stopped or been suddenly altered and will never be the same but then you see it actually goes on for everyone else. This script explores life and death subject matters with roller coaster energy from raucous to introspective. ... full review

Timely, topical, and witty. Satire for a nation in a tangled and a show that makes you feel teleported to a similar but hopeful reality. I was tense and on the edge of my seat.... full review

This show was super fun and spooky! The performances were fantastic, especially the lead who took us on a rollercoaster ride of emotions with her. The effects were amazing and the twist was wonderfully executed.... full review

With a powerful and dynamic performance from Rachael Hip-Flores, this spooktacular show comes to life (and the afterlife)! It’s not easy to bring a horror feel to a play, but this cast and production do it with ease. If you’re a fan of thrillers, ghost stories, twilight zone, or spooky stories this is the show for you! ... full review

Beautiful play touching on current events... full review

This was such a blast! Everyone was hilarious and it was so electric... full review

What a fun spin on history, religion, and imperialism!... full review

This show is LEGENDARY!!!! It has everything you could want in a show! It’s hilarious, smart, interactive, and to top it off had beautiful imagery on stage! That stage is huge, but both Alan and Will managed to connect with the audience and make it feel intimate. I was laughing from start to finish. ... full review

Sweet Air was humorous, serious, provocative, and highly entertaining! I will totally recommend this play to everyone I know!... full review