Brett Moore (he/him)

This is a genuinely spellbinding piece! Harley's warmth and peaceful presence on stage perfectly welcomes you into a fairytale space where she talks to her grandmother and shares her stories and their wonderful relationship. Do not miss this show!... full review

An interesting concept and a fun addition to the Jack the Ripper mythos!... full review

An absolute delight! I got so much more than I expected from this adaptation. The sense of dramatic irony heightens the tension, and creates an empathetic bond with the audience that takes the show beyond mere comedy or drama.... full review

A jarringly relatable, humorous rollercoaster of a show. The characters are so contrasting yet complementary—Allison Landis as a perfect embodiment of anxiety and the fears in the dark corners of our minds, and Felicia Fairley as a cool, kind, and (mostly) patient voice of reason. ... full review

What a wonderful, fun, uplifting show! Joanna deftly guides her audience through her career, ranging from hoping to make her living on musical theater to embracing her day job as a transcriber, and does it with skill, talent, humor, positivity, joy, and unchecked passion. Don’t miss this, it’s a delight!... full review

Wonderful character piece! Becca completely morphs into the character of Auntie B, a self-absorbed socialite advice columnist whose haughty veneer and denial slowly crack over the course of the show. Outstanding performance!... full review

Riveting theatre about two of the most influential directors of the 20th Century. The acting is superb, the directing keeps the show clean, moving, and engaging, and the script is incredible. This is an absolute must-see this Fringe!... full review

What a great idea! Well-cast, well written, with great tension and a lot of clear understated relationships that heighten the moment. Great first steps for what could be a truly fascinating imagining of a pivotal moment in American history!... full review

This show is a triumph of non0traditional storytelling, and is impossible to predict from one scene to the next. Maria is brilliant as both actor and writer--the show is cleverly written and escalates to a never-saw-it-coming conclusion. Can't recommend this too highly!... full review

Buster is funny and engaging, and talks about and frames his neurodiversity in a way that is both insightful and entertaining. his sense of humor and intimate knowledge of magic and the human mind would make this a must-see anyway... but he's also an UNBELIEVABLE mentalist. The design and presentation of the tricks is second to none--not just impressive, but highly entertaining and informative in the process. ... full review