Joshua Chamberlain (he/him)

A thought-provoking and powerful portrait of how far we've fallen as a country and society in such a short window of time. Perfectly humanizes and and captures all the ways our political moment impacts us all, across race, gender, and class, but without straying into didacticism or condescension. A stunning piece of dramatic theatre.... full review

Hilarious from start to finish. A must-see for fans of comics, comics, laughter, joy, or throwing things at a stage with people on it.... full review

Liza Dealy-Thomason is a goddamn gift. A raw and vulnerable reframing of pain and personal trauma into a funk-infused, disco celebration. The perfect late-night Fringe escapade. ... full review

A riotous roller-coaster of romantic woe. Charming one moment and "what the fuck"-inducing the next, this show doesn't hold back. A gut-busting and overall hopeful examination of modern romance.... full review

A hare-brained and full-throttle ride from start to finish. The most fun I've had at a Fringe show thus far!... full review

Simply amazing and engaging from start to finish. An awe-inspiring ride through the highs and lows of chasing one's dreams. One of my favorite things I've seen this Fringe!... full review

A clever examination of our political moment and perils of the compromise needed to ensure societal progress, all through the lens of a friendly game of D&D. A thought-provoking and enjoyable watch.... full review

Emilie Langjahr is stunning, embodying a broad range of diverse characters with an intense precision and brilliant physicality. A profound portrait of the wondrous and terrible things humans are capable. Never would have thought I'd be shedding tears for a dog a now-defunct country shot into space almost seventy years ago, but here we are...... full review

An endearing and powerful performance, challenging the audience to shed everything but the presence of the moment. A powerful depiction of how absurd living anywhere but the present truly is. This is art--plain and simple.... full review

Everything a solo-show should be: charming, heartwarming, hilarious one moment and heartrending the next. This is Fringe theatre at its absolute best.... full review