Edward Hong

If you like "The Room", then this show is for you. It has a tremendous idea for the adaptation but ultimately marred by clunky writing, absurdly over the top acting, and scene transitions that need to be worked out pronto.... full review

A thoroughly enjoyable comedy that is highly effective in being an insight on Filipino American history during the 1930's while also being an engaging story anchored by strong performances from the ensemble.... full review

A downright hilarious semi-autobiographical musical about Joy Regullano's desires to have supportive white parents that must be watched by all.... full review

She Kills Monsters is a wonderfully amusing comedy with many hilarious fight sequences and a surprisingly emotional core that is delivered with depth, humor, and grace by their lead Vivi Thai and a very able supporting cast.... full review

Vibrantly acted sketch comedy with a tremendously diverse cast that deals with topical racial & gender issues to various levels of success but overall, an all-around fun experience.... full review

Confession: I am a massive D&D nerd, so when I heard there was a show at Fringe that involved D&D I knew I had to see it! Little did I know what I was in store for.... full review

A wonderful look at the rise and fall of the Negro Baseball League in America, Matthew Robinson does a great job of telling a story that I did not know well (but, now wish I did!).... full review

Benjamin Schwartz and Matt Ritchey always bring their A-Game to Fringe, and this show is no exception!... full review

Laura Wiley has done it again, with a fantastic parody of Sex and the City! I am a huge fan of the show, but you could go into this show not knowing a thing about it and still have a blast! The production is a prequel to Sex and the City, with poignant references to the show, but Wiley does an excellent job of keeping things fresh and smart for old fans and those new to that New York scene.I would love to see this made into a full-length musical, enhanced with a full set. This is a definite MUST-... full review

One of the rare solo performance shows that deftly balances humor, gravitas, pathos, education, and energy into a soul-baring beautiful performance expertly delivered by Kate Huffman.... full review