Kevin August (he/him/his)

This is a beautifully written and incredibly fun show! The cast is a delight and keeps the audience guessing. The main story feels grounded (pun intended) and relatable as two strangers contemplate feeling stuck at the airport and stuck in life. The whirlwind of characters we see coming in and out of the terminal, played beautifully by Tiffany and Sanjay, are hilarious and feel plucked out of the true chaos of air travel. Such a fun ride!... full review

This was an awesome show with the perfect cast! Spencer and Theo both bring their A game in this beautifully relatable piece. It was fun, funny, entertaining and had the audience leaning in so as to not miss a beat. SEE THIS SHOW!... full review

This show is special, unique and hilarious. From minute one, Doofus is a fully 3D, fully authentic character, exuding so much love, we can’t help but love them back. This show has it all. From twists and turns, to bitters and limbo. It’s a vacation in Triplett’s playful imagination and a masterclass in what happens when clowns are brave enough to take big swings with earned confidence. SEE THIS SHOW... full review

Trickster is a magical, funny, and visually stunning theatrical experience. Director Sarah Painter and writer David Bridel have crafted a storybook world. The cast is deeply committed and every aspect of the production works together to create something that feels both ancient and timeless. It’s the kind of production that reminds you what live theater can do when every member of the creative team is pulling in the same direction. If you’re looking for an evening of magic, mystery, and beauti... full review

None of Your Business is a beautiful blend of absurdism, vulnerability, and genuine heart. Reshma commands the room with fearlessness and an open invitation for everyone to join together in the unknown. It’s a surreal, slow-motion bid for connection that feels both bizarre and deeply human. Give your imagination and your heart a lil treat and SEE THIS SHOW! ... full review

Just For the Record is a soulful, funny, and touching play about grief, legacy, and unlikely connection. It challenges the audience to think beyond their own pain and consider what something can mean to a whole community. Jordyn Caldwell is a writer to watch!... full review

Todd Macabre is clowning at its best: honest, unhinged, and totally unforgettable. Ian has built a haunted playground full of gothic delight, existential dread, and laugh-out-loud brilliance. It’s spooky, silly, and strangely tender. This show is a gift, and with only one more added performance, those tickets won’t last. Do yourself a favor and visit these Spooky Woods before they disappear into the fog! ... full review

The Jared Show is a late-night fever dream filled with awkward laughs, sharp commentary, and just the right dose of redemption. It’s bold, chaotic, and unforgettable. It really had it all and delivered surprise after surprise. Do yourself a favor and SEE THIS SHOW!... full review

The Other Woman is funny, vulnerable, and powerfully human. It challenges how we view and judge women in messy situations, and it does so with grace, wit, and a whole lot of heart. Faith’s performance is one of the standouts of the festival. Do yourself a favor and SEE THIS SHOW!... full review

The Time Machine is bold, inventive, and just plain fun. This gender-bent, ensemble-driven take on the classic sci-fi novel breathes new life into the story, while also tossing in a few modern winks around class, power, and control. It’s part period drama, part dystopian adventure, part puppet fever dream and somehow it all works. The lighting and sound design during the time travel sequences were especially cool, as was the slow-mo time warp at the beginning. The cast’s popcorn-style narration k... full review