Robert DiTillio

A highly skilled, energetic group of comedic performers present a crazy, apocalyptic variety show filled with sketches, music, singing, dancing and even a little bit of improv and audience participation. A very entertaining fifty-minute show.... full review

A detailed journey through a life filled with challenges, both emotional and physical, that explores how Kelly dealt with, survived and ultimately triumphed over extremely difficult family issues. Both shocking and humorous at times, the play is an entertaining and wild ride. A true story.... full review

A heartfelt, funny and poignant show about coping with the death of someone you love and finding a way to get through the grief and to rediscovering your own life beyond the loss.... full review

I've seen Christina's work before and also directed her in a short film. Her performance in BATHROOM DIARIES showcased her skills to a great extent. She's a talented, emotionally present actor who is committed to her character (in this case, characters!) Here, she's put her own very personal and often painful story on display in a way that highlights both her humor and pathos. ... full review

An entertaining story told in a fast-paced way with great acting and plenty of laughs and heart treats the audience to a fun night of theater.... full review

I had seen parts of this show before, so I knew it was going to be funny. What got me though was how emotional and touching the show was. Rebecca draws you in with her impersonations of the people she meets on the bus and then laughs along with you at their quirky personalities. Then through her own emotional responses, she makes the audience really care about these people. Brilliant!... full review

Over the past few seasons of Fringe, I think I've seen all the shows Chris Valenti has written and produced. They always entertain and provide a fun night of theater. Five Short Drives continues this welcome tradition. ... full review

THE SLEEPOVER is a delightful, light-hearted immersive show which transports the audience back in time to their childhood years as they participate in a sleepover party held by pre-teen Mikey and his adolescent sister, Louise. The show is both comical and heartwarming, with lots of genuinely funny moments. It takes you right out of today’s difficult world and sends you back to a simpler, more innocent time. It’s a great way to relax and forget about any troubles for an hour!... full review

Eric Billitzer takes us on a concise and humorous journey through some of Shakespeare’s monologues. On the way, he explains and performs several monologues, and intersperses that with thoughts on Shakespeare from a modern-day perspective, while also sprinkling in stories from his personal life. This show will appeal to anyone, whether they are familiar with Shakespeare or not.... full review

A sad life story told in a beautiful and unique way through dance, movement, music and engaging acting. An emotionally moving show with extremely talented musicians and a vulnerable lead performer.... full review