Shari Barrett (she/her)

Performed by an ensemble of 8 actors who work together perfectly to create a dream-like atmosphere exploring this Hollywood legend, the story unfolds in 10 moments incorporating constant and incredibly entertaining stylized movement, gesture work, dance, chant, song, original text, several suitcases, and an enormous Scarlett dress (created by Aaron Francis and Linda Muggeridge), all performed to a riveting drum beat thanks to musicians Kent Jenkins, Gordon Wimpress, Shih-Wei Carrasco-Wu, and John... full review

From the moment Janelle Lynn Randall appeared at the top of the Studio C staircase, there was magic in the air as she descended with great style and bravado to share the life, music, and oversized personality of Eartha Kitt. As the writer, creator and executive producer of the Fringe 2019 show, it’s easy to realize you are watching an incredibly talented artist perform her dream role from start to finish! ... full review

Such a fun show with an excellent cast of performers who know how to milk a joke for all it is worth. This comedy about an Asian girl longing to follow her own dreams and not her parents succeeds due to its lead actress Joy Regullano who wrote the book and lyrics, and performs several songs on violin. I especially enjoyed her "Love Me For Who I Am" song and the comparison life she leads when her dream of having Supportive White Parents comes to fruition. The entire cast was thoroughly entertai... full review

It's one thing to share at an AA meeting where everyone there knows what you are going through during rough patches. But to get up in front of an audience of strangers and share from the bottom of your soul on the ordeal that is drug addiction is quite another accomplishment Kudos to Crystal Bush for her brutally honest sharing of the trials and tribulations of drug addiction and the strength of character needed to overcome the demons. Solo show directed to perfection by Jessica Lynn Johnson.... full review

Funny but a bit uneven at times. But there were lots of moments that inspired laughter, especially when the Super Hero appeared on his pink tutu for the first time. Be sure to stay for the scenes following the credits.... full review

This musical needs a lot of work. Not really ready for an audience. Many actors did not know their lines/songs.... full review

This totally impressive experience includes 12 audience participants who take on all the roles necessary to portray the band, its fans, manager, roadie, photographer, journalist and others necessary to keep the band popular after murders plaque them. Who is guilty? That's what you need to find out. Clever clues and the chance to perform karaoke with the band highlight the experience. It was a lot of fun!... full review

As a former Junior High teacher, I can certainly understand the difficulties faced by teenagers who just don’t fit the mold of being “popular.” THE BULLY PROBLEM takes the subject and makes it thoroughly entertaining as well as informative thanks to Shapiro’s entertaining music tracks, the brilliant work by Fringe award-winning director/choreographer Joanna Syiek (The Pokemusical, Giraffenstein, Merely Players), and music director Jennifer Lin, who have put together an extraordinary cast of acto... full review

With June being Pride Month, it's the perfect time for this play about a young man's struggle to accept himself the way he was born and to live his life to the fullest in the truth that is his. ... full review

Rayn pulls each audience member into her realm where anything is possible and there is no wrong way to be, especially when it comes to your sexuality. And she can really SING. We were totally captivated by her presence and although her total nudity was a bit of a surprise, after awhile the shock wore off and who she is as a free spirit is really what you saw.... full review