The show was energetic, fun, silly, honest, and super funny! I really enjoyed the show and want more of it, 30 minutes was not enough. There is a very unique and interesting perspective that comes through the storyline. This show helps you find your inner happy. ... full review

It's as if Lucille Ball & Tracey Ullman had a witchy, queer daughter who conjured up a new genre of 'The Cabin in the Woods' thriller.... full review

funny, silly and a treat to watch... full review

Tiffany Eteb's Justice is a powerful look into the legal system giving us a reminder of how precious freedom of speech actually is. Wonderful storytelling from start to finish. ... full review

beautifully staged, utterly captivating and moved me to tears... full review

This was a surprise. The summary (wisely so) does not give away the fun twists this play takes you on. It was very funny, but also super sweet at times. It’s also pretty accurate to dating in your 40s.... full review

The show is a genius, with a wonderful mix of comedy and heart, with Tamra Brown brilliantly playing multiple characters.... full review

What a thrilling and fun interactive show - Soleil is so delightful and infinitely watchable.... full review

Roz Browne was delightful. She made a wonderful connection with the audience and her joy shined through. She combined slides and video with theater which filled us in on a lot about her family. It was enjoyable and lighthearted with plenty of laughs.... full review

Babyman makes audience participation fun and lighthearted. The world is built out in a very charming way and the show is rally well orchestrated despite how many random people join in on the action... full review

Storytelling in its most pure and honest form, just a man with a microphone telling us stories about a special time in his life with fondness, honesty and heartbreak. ... full review

This is what Fringe is designed for. I’m sure it’s a tough play to advertise/market as it is a comedy based on a very touchy subject. However, I love that the festival gives a platform for just this kind of performance.... full review

A wry, irreverent, feminist retelling of Macbeth from the point of view of Lady Macbeth and the witches. ... full review

A delight front to back and an inspiration to continue striving when hope seems lost.... full review

Provocative, ambitious, and riotously funny. Jordan Maranto and Hope Carew have created an incisive and culturally relevant piece of theater with a powerful message that does not sacrifice its empathy and compassion. Outstanding!!... full review

After seeing a show like Elegies, oh how I wish I possessed the natural talent of singing! A beautifully staged and performed "song cycle". Several of the songs brought me to tears as I remembered my loved ones that have gone before.... full review

I saw Olivia’s show at my first Fringe Festival two years ago and had to come back this year for her new one. It was even better. Absolutely hysterical; perfectly scripted and performed. Not many performers can do a midnight show, but Olivia kept us so wide awake and entertained, no one was slightly sleepy.... full review

This show was one of the most entertaining and thoughtful performances I have ever been to. ... full review

Some of the fastest 30 minutes ever! I didn’t want the show to end and by the end I wanted to know Vivi’s entire familial history and how her grandmothers made a life for themselves and their multiple children in this new place! I’m so beyond excited she is planning to extend this into a longer piece and will definitely be attending myself. It was extra special to be in the show with a marine who was in Saigon at just 18 years old and to hear his experience of the exact things Vivi was telling us... full review

A super sweet show with laugh out loud moments, lovable leads, and a great set design. I’m usually highly critical of romantic comedies, but I felt Nicole and Harold fit the roles so perfectly that I felt it worked.... full review