Brett Moore (he/him)

This show is a truly stellar look at what it means to be human, and to address both who we are... and who we were. The sci-fi setting is carefully designed and intricately planned to a degree that makes the show fiercely believable and immersive, the character depth is stunning and heart-breaking, and Joshua Verges and Victoria Gluchowski's performances are positively magnetic and absorbing. Fringe is so short. Don't just see this show--see it twice.... full review

This is a wonderful whimsical, but intense piece. Shahin Sayadi has carefully woven folktale into a deep and personal piece in this mesmerizing retelling of classic Iranian folktales. ... full review

Carli Wright is delightful at the center of this spooky-coded musical tale that addresses communication, motivation, and manifestations of the love we need vs what we're looking for. Would love to see her make this a full-length piece!... full review

This is a wonderful, spirited review of the music and events that defined Doris Day's career and life! Deborah Robin is an OUTSTANDING talent, and it's amazing how seamlessly she fits into the range of all Doris Day's wonderful songs and talents. Bravo!... full review

This has become my favorite Fringe tradition, to see what new and unhinged way Riley will share his love of the Extended Cuts with everyone, and this one does NOT disappoint. Bring all your favorite LOTR nerd friends, and get ready to laugh until it hurts!... full review

This show is INCREDIBLE. Gretchen is a spellbinding, not-of-this-world performer. She is mesmerizing and authentic, and her passion and emotion connect with you and yank you full-force into her (insane, unnerving, and terrifying) story. The design, the visuals, the sounds, the humor, the multiple talents on display, the research... there is so much going on here, all blended so seamlessly, brilliantly, and energetically into a rapturous hour of theatre. A MUST-SEE this Fringe! ... full review

This show is astounding and maybe the most important show I've seen yet this Fringe. A beautifully staged series of characters presents nuanced and detailed perspectives of black men of various generations and roles, before Jamar brilliantly pulls together his insights from all of them and appeals to everyone to be *all of themselves*. ... full review

So many solo shows about family focus on trauma, misfortune, tough times, etc. Sidney has crafted a truly wonderful tribute to the many Ms. Edwards in her life, one that's a unique blend of hilarious, warm, touching, and genuine. Her portrayals of the women in her family *as they are*, good and bad, strict and sweet, uplifting and challenging, is a warm, sweet, and funny tribute to their influence on her as a radiant, charismatic, and gifted artist. Bravo!... full review

Truly scary theatre can be difficult to put together on a Fringe stage (& budget). THE VISITOR *excels*, using its space perfectly, and a combination of excellent sound, lighting, staging, and practical effects to send chills down your spine. James' work is a favorite of mine, and THE VISITOR follows his marvelous pattern of taking a known show trope and not only nailing it, then twisting it into a whole new shape. A fantastic 45 minutes!... full review

What a fantastic examination of solo shows and the interplay that makes up our identity! A tight, emotional, funny exploration of the artist's psyche. One of my legitimately favorite Fringe shows I've seen. ... full review