Christian Levatino

Benjamin Schwartz and company hit one out of the park.... full review

In a festival often fueled by novelty, shock, or sheer velocity, Michael Shaw Fisher delivers something more dangerous: a play that is smart, sharp, and strikingly complete. The Secret Sex Life of Rabbits is that rare Fringe piece that feels fully formed—precise in its construction, unafraid of its boldness, and deeply attuned to the moment. The premise might be loaded with provocation (it is), and the title might invite assumptions (it does), but what unfolds on stage is a tightly-written hou... full review

This is about as good as a true solo show can get! Mandy Williams is an incredible talent. It's literally just HER! She did it all. Mrs. Williams wrote, produced, directed, stars and plays the ukulele! Jesus! Is there nothing this woman can't do? Make way for this piece at Best of Fringe. It is that good as well as inspiring. Any actors looking to make their own work - bring a pen and pad and get your ass down to the Stephanie Feury Theatre to see Mandy Williams put on a clinic.... full review

The lights go down and we start 8 seconds into Adriano Celentano’s Prisencolinensinainciusol. If you don’t know this track, stop reading this review and go give it a whirl on YouTube and then come back. I’ll wait. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQDY3HFkh_Y All right, great, you’re back, dug it, huh? Yeah, well that’s how this mother fucker starts. It sent a chill up my spine and butterflies in my belly. You know you are in good hands when you get a tinge of jealousy in your soul because t... full review

I caught this play at the New York International Fringe Festival and it floored me, I even teared up. I just caught the play again at the Hwood Fringe and it is even better. What's it about? It's about being human, it's about trying to fit in, it's about wanting to be in charge of you. While this is a personal tale by the extremely beautiful and talented Yokko, it is a story that anyone of us can relate to. Please do yourself a favor and see this show. At only 50 minutes you have nothing ... full review