amy granados

Abby's creativity is truly inspired. I was blown away by last year's 'Schachner vs. Schachner," and Abby has done it again. With each piece, she invites us into a magical little world where the light and dark sides of love change places by the verse. I have never seen another performer own a space like Abby does. I hope that more people get to hear these words! ... full review

This show is hilarious. The concept of the show-as-telethon makes it fun from the get-go. Every minute or two, Alexis takes a turn that you won't see coming. She has carefully crafted a show that incorporates storytelling, audience interaction, song, and film (among other things)in such a way that we're rooting for her immediately. If you're a 'late bloomer' you'll appreciate her take on the awkward moments you've survived. I would see this show again, and I'll be in line for whatever Alexis writ... full review

This is a great story. That isn't trite...it's an original idea that is truly engaging, funny and moving. David's writing/directing, Bryan Coffee (as Franklin) and William Knight (as Nigel)are particularly impressive. This is on my Fringe Festival short list. ... full review

I will definitely see Carmen's show again. Because it's hilarious, and because I can't explain to my friends how it nails some of our 'what the hell am i doing' experiences--but from a weird, funny and NOT QUIRKY perspective. I have never seen a show start with a funnier opening. Her mix of animation, singing, and physical comedy make the whole thing fun to watch. This is the first fringe solo show I've seen and Carmen has set the bar really freaking high.... full review