Esquizito, aka EP Perez

A truly distinctive effort which needs to grow a bit more. Choreopoem is one of the most challenging forms in performance; and combining a radical use of mirrors adds another layer of complexity to a demanding arena. ... full review

Crazy... Fantastic... Shenanigans...! All with a very natural conversational delivery. She's the Frank Sinatra of Rock & Roll Groupie Chicks. ... full review

Ms. Browne possess a distinctive delivery - a cool, laid-back humor that looks upon the foibles of black life with a warm gleeful satire and an honest and intelligent irony.... full review

Pain American Style... Perhaps the current age is the most challenging time for a black man to take a stage and tell it like it is - and always was. We have always had to find the space between Blues and Hymns in order just to reach the level of American Slave Art. All of that's Jazz - and oh so still necessary. The "saying it without saying it" still is news. It is not easy; therefore every voice is worthy. We are just beginning to deal with Baldwin.... full review

Universal Powerhouse! A very skilled writer and performer. Wonderful to look at. Well crafted Jazz-latino strike back at the empire. Unapologetic Mariposa! Watch out for this maestro.... full review

The gay bastard four-way love child of, Andy Kaufman, Robin Williams, Gallagher, and Mel Torme! Terrifically inventive with enough follow-thru to delight beyond space and time. Everything - from costume to eye contact was third-eye realm. A distinctive performer.... full review

Tag this! Neo-Surrealist. And it is challenging to describe what was so cathartic about this unique offering. There's a Pinter quality to the make-realness of the scenes and dialogue. The two players had incredible timing and interplay. I was on the verge of tears irruption by the time of the penultimate scene. ... full review

The performer has immense skill and facility with his physicality. And most of all, he's not afraid to cut the fool in the honored black comedic tradition of "muggin'" - which is not at all to be taken lightly because we are experiencing the body of a black man. Coolie is very much in a lineage of black performers who have served up their African heads, arms, and ass in bold and distinctive ways. The fact that this artist is New Orleans born is no insignificant aside. Byron Collie is Jazz. He's t... full review

A powerhouse performer. The delivery had very rhythmic and musical quality. The material was highly informed, though not overbearing; and with an emotional weight to swing you out the door. I am sorry that I had to leave to make another curtain. ... full review

This is an imaginative work that addresses some very unseen aspects of u.s. society. it curiously uses malapropism, pun, gag line, and even camp in very strangely disarming ways. It needs some tighten up. Nevertheless, ensemble productions in Fringe are their own wild beast. I respect the creators and players who accomplish such, in a short amount of time - on a string...... full review