Alon Dina

I loved this show! Abi gives us charm and confidence, and a range of feelings throughout this short and personal production. In retrospect, this is the kind of show that will change someone's outlook on the world, as it engages the viewer to peak behind the masks we wear daily. The play starts inside of her scattered mind and changes pace as reality sets in.... full review

An honest and unique approach to storytelling. Dionysus took the concept of a one-man show to another level with this project. In this production, Didi tells us of the experience of growing up as a mixed race boy in the U.S in the early 1990s and how that shapes him to who he is today. Throughout the show, he comes out to share context, pieces from a memory, and then has actors live them out through a series of vignettes. This is an insightful and enjoyable show. ... full review

A genuine, heartwarming, and enjoyable musical that surpasses any expectation of what a Fringe musical would look like! This is a top tier production through the performances which were all filled with great energy, a plot that had good structure, and hilarious, laugh out loud moments. ... full review

This is one of the funniest projects you will see in all of Fringe! It felt great to laugh out loud every few lines. Oh Constantine! is surrealism, satire, and absurdism all in one. The performances are fantastic and the plot is silly but cohesive and good. The production is filled with elaborate costume and set design, and takes its comedy so seriously that you cannot help but laugh at (with) the satire. ... full review

I came in not knowing much and appreciate the honesty and vulnerability Christina shares on stage with us; powerful, personal, and an important story to be told. The show follows an only child's struggles with a bladder condition that later manifests into an eating disorder and alcoholism. Christina sprinkles humor into even her darkest moments, keeping the audience engaged through the different characters she plays. ... full review

This Is Water is award winning musician Rain Perry's retelling of her history growing up in California as a white woman and being aware of the effects of segregation laws. The plot follows as she sits down to write her album and shuffles through her own lineage, creating and performing songs that convey her feelings to match the timeline. This show is highly relevant for our time, with racial injustices being enforced as we speak, and Perry's experience will resonate with a large audience. This I... full review

Very enjoyable experience with fantastic performances and good direction! I came into this wanting to dislike it, thinking Shakespeare deserves months if not years of study, yet what Colleen has crafted should be shared with more performers and lovers of theater. ... full review

Really fun and insightful show! Daniel Shar reviews his career as a comedian turned porn extra. You might come see it for the sex part, but this show is about the need for human connection. Daniel Shar takes us on the wild ride of his career and shows us (yes) the highs and lows, in his journey. This is a well-structured one-man show that separates itself from stand-up comedy. I definitely recommend this show for the entertainment, the curiosity, and the laughs.... full review

One of the best shows I have seen all year! The play is about a casting session that intertwines with the personal lives of these characters, juggling with themes of gender, power, and desire. The play runs 90 minutes and not a moment is dull. The play is full of dynamic chemistry, boundaries being blurred, and control being pulled in many directions. Phenomenal performances, a show that looks ready for a professional run.... full review

Smart, hilarious, and surprisingly biting comedy that plays like a Christopher Durang fever dream. A simple concept at the start, but a play that examines class, relationships, and the needs between partners.... full review