Sarah Tither-Kaplan

This show is the best thing I've ever seen at The Fringe. Rose Bochner's direction is truly incredible. I never thought I needed to see a comedic version of Macbeth, but now it's the only version I want to see. This show is what would happen if Hedwig and The Angry Inch had a lovechild with Monty Python while tripping on mushrooms in Birnam Wood. It's genuinely hilarious, and not in a contrived way. You don't need to be a Shakespeare nerd to understand it, but even Shakespeare nerds will have fun... full review

Passionate. Intelligent. Brave. This play is tremendously witty and heartfelt. June is a forced to be reckoned with both as an actor and writer. Excellent, refreshing work. ... full review

Sardia does with her story, one costume, and a few black boxes what hundreds of thousands of people attempt to do with millions of dollars in production value better and more engagingly than I have ever seen. I could not take my eyes off her. I laughed, I wept, my heart broke, and I was fiercely inspired. This show is vibrant, unique, and truly riveting, and the best part is, this passionate, colorful, defiant story is true. ... full review

Christina is an incredibly gifted director. This intimate and heartbreaking story is captivating and fully realized by a fiercely talented group of actors. The difficult themes in this story are hard to swallow, but vital to confront. ... full review

A fun story with interesting characters. LaFrance's talent as a performer is quite remarkable. Anthony Montes offers a compelling and nuanced villain. ... full review

Excellent work by Aria and Joseph. Their chemistry is rare and infectious. The show is thought-provoking, true-to-life, and dynamic. Can't wait to see the film!... full review