Lisa K. Wyatt (she/her)

Raucous, righteous, and raw, Lady Satan is a beautiful experience brilliantly and tenderly performed by Peyton Ashby with wit and verve. Highly recommend this show.... full review

Solid portrayal of a fantasy gaming friend group both in game and around the table. Trey has written an engaging and thought-provoking script, well played by his cast. Fun to see the double layers of character and player interactions as they navigate the adventure and the dumpster fire of our current political environment.... full review

A bold, bawdy, and ultimately beautiful benediction of a misunderstood and oft maligned body part. Sophie is delightful with her crowd work. Cvnt is an experience not to be missed.... full review

Wacky, campy fun as an extraterrestrial rock band/intergalactic agents try to save their planet and maybe save some humans along the way if they absolutely have to.... full review

Fun interpretation of Mrs. Claus in a relationship more akin to Peg and Al Bundy than Miss Jessica and Kris Kringle from Santa Claus is Comin' to Town. Tanya commits to Mrs C embracing her Me Era in Hollywood. It's a naughty good time.... full review

I loved this weird and lovely show traveling through space with Bean. It's a gem. Beautifully written and performed and well-directed, this show is special. I hope it has a long life.... full review

Charlie is brilliant. This wild and witty show is a must-see whether you love Shakespeare or were merely forced to read Romeo and Juliet in English class. A modern interpretation of a character finally getting his time center stage.... full review

What fun! Felt a bit like being in the middle of a Bugs Bunny cartoon of LOTR. Great way to bond with your fellow Fringers. Hilarious evening.... full review

A gentle meditative experience with beautifully crafted puppets. As someone raised on Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom, when the seal pup encountered an orca, I did let out a tiny nooooo.... full review

I loved this show. Sharply constructed and winningly performed by a brilliant ensemble. It is a delight, and you get some history to boot. Very cleverly staged and written.... full review