Kelly D'Angelo

An incredibly vulnerable, heartbreaking, explorative, honest, and moving solo solo show about OCD and trauma. Her story is VERY personal. By the end, half the audience was in tears - myself included. The pacing and direction were phenomenal. The storytelling was spectacular. It's a very, VERY good show - one that deserves encores and more support so it can get its reps in. All the laurels!... full review

Listen, I've been a part of the HFF community for over a decade. And let me say... WOW! Just WOW. I want to see it again, on a larger stage. It deserves a tour. This is like "The Play That Goes Wrong" levels of good - it's not just a gag of light/dark, it's a true metaphorical exploration of what light and darkness sheds on strained relationships and the secrets we keep. It's so flipping good! The direction, the props, the ACTING (my god, the acting?! It was incredible!), the commitment, the hila... full review

A fantastic stand-up show meets experimental-show meets dance! Had a blast with Titi. Nearly moved to tears. The show felt like a love letter the performer: they're an incredibly talented actor. In terms of direction, it was playful and fun, and the end really felt like it drove into the heart of where their comedy comes from. Well done!... full review

A wonderfully performed and expertly written light-hearted show about women in a man's world, full of comedy, mayhem, magic, and laughs - for nerds and newbies of Dungeons & Dragons alike! The cast is absolutely delightful - and hilarious. Don't miss this good, side-splitting time. A natural 20!... full review

There are Fringe shows. Then, once in a great while, there's something as powerful, as moving, as spectacular, as captivating, as brilliant, as this. Writer and actor Mayuri Bhandari doesn't just perform. She transcends. By using everything at her disposal - her body, her voice, her authority, music, dance, visuals, props - Bhandari dazzles the audience, daring to break the mold of time and space itself. Her characterization of divine gods and valley girls alike, accompanied by perfectly curated ... full review

A delightful, fun, and unique standup comedy act! Justin has a great character bit going here. Check it out! And Try Harder!... full review

A glimpse into his life, Jon Gentry's "Black Bastard" one-man show is as entertaining as it is engaging from start to finish. Unable to take your eyes off him, Gentry's captivating storytelling and performance charms you from the beginning, where he walks you through his lived experience of being the "Black Bastard" from childhood to adulthood. Authentic and earnest, Gentry's ability to capture many characters, from his stern step-father to his beaten-up Volvo, allows you to step into life throug... full review

A character comedy piece through-and-through. Hilariously wacky, wonderful time!... full review

HOLD ME DOWN is a wonderful, poignant, and yes - playful! - solo show that captures the nuance, and delicate intersection, of both pain and pleasure, especially for anyone who is mixed and comes from an immigrant family. Vulnerable, yet sweetly serious, HOLD ME DOWN captures Jackie's immensely fascinating journey into rope bondage and how it has both tangled and untangled her mental health struggles. Her immense desire to be held and hold is felt by the audience throughout the piece. Be sure to c... full review