Casey Alcoser

While ultimately not my cup of tea, Nocturne proves an excellent showcase of the grim and lonely hold that grief has over the heart and body. ... full review

A delightful hour of musical theatre headed by the incomparable Elise Dewsberry - she rules the stage as Queen Mab.... full review

Take the best elements of a midnight screening of the Rocky Horror Picture Show, a drag brunch on the boulevard, and a deep dive of Youtube AMVs, and you've got this fantastically queer and campy experience that brings a hell of a lot of joy to experience.... full review

An excellent show that showcases the talent of the people behind it, as they find and marry the bitterness and comedy inherent to the script.... full review

This dramatic snapshot of life was not only incredibly interesting as a script, it was a wonderful watch experience that showcased the obvious talent of the actors. ... full review

A very physically demanding internal examination of depression, which showcases Ty's expertise as a physical performer. ... full review

A wonderfully legal experience. Extremely legal. Nothing unlegal about this legitimately legal experience. Yessir. I'm recommending everyone experience this extremely not unlegal legal experience. I seriously can't shut up about it. ... full review

I was smacked by the clue by four rather late into electing to see this show ("What does that mean... Part 1?"), but I couldn't have been more pleased with how off-the-wall and personable the whole was. It really reminded me of what I used to do as a kid when I was really enamored with a movie and someone hadn't seen it.... full review

A superb, Shakespearean exploration of one of the most recognizable figures of the 20th century, and what made her so recognizable - I truly believe that this show will go down as one of the best things to come out of this year's Fringe, as well. ... full review

An excellent comedy set, Ariel's charm makes it absolutely impossible not to smile. His self-awareness and genre-savvy takes on depression, oppression, and loneliness hit your gut as much as they tickle your funny bone. ... full review