Julia Finch

So nice I had to see it twice! A hilarious show about two white, cis male legends (the performers address this)! An unlikely pairing of Yuri Gagarin and Hercules opens the door to a world of bits based on reality and myth.... full review

and her Children hooks you from the start with Hailey McAfee’s undeniable charm and effortless command of the audience. What follows is an upsetting and relevant look at America’s dilemma over who to protect and who to silence. If you are familiar with Brecht’s Mother Courage, you will enjoy the references and squirm over how history repeats itself. ... full review

Reilly captivates the audience with a compelling character and powerful messages about the stories and morals we grow up with as children.... full review

A fun exploration of grief and how swiftly we are asked to process emotions under capitalism. Leary is a masterful performer who commands the room. ... full review

Chanel is a gem!! All The Boys I Blocked is a showcase of musical talent, impressive improv chops, and heart-shattering self-exploration. To know your worth and brilliance in a dating landscape of cruelty and dishonesty is a confusing experience that Chanel captures beautifully. I loved it!... full review

A charming and skillfully performed show that explores the complexity of friendship, responsibility to others, and the importance of communicating our desires. ... full review

Smile, Baby is a tasty little sketch comedy piece about street harassment and being a woman. The subject matter is so relevant and honest that you may want to cry rather than laugh. Don't worry though, these actors are experts at satire. I especially enjoyed Linda Serrato-Ybarra's performance as Kevin, that one dude who always wants to make sure you get home safe. A great script by Savannah Dooley covers a range of experiences women can relate to and contextualizes them in a way that will make ev... full review

Tiananmen Annie is a genuine treasure of a one-woman show. Ann Starbuck masterfully guides the audience on a journey through her personal experience as a college student living in Beijing at the time of the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989. Her heartfelt stories reflect her great love and respect for the people she met while in China. As a young woman close to the age Ann was when she studied abroad, I would recommend this show to anyone contemplating their purpose in life or anyone looking for ... full review

A very powerful show with stunning directorial choices by Elisa Noemí and breathtaking choreography by Alana Duvernay. Focusing on contemporary issues through the media of spoken word and dance, this play features a cast of talented performers who give what are sure to be some of the best performances in the Fringe. Do not miss this socially relevant, compelling piece of theater! ... full review