Spencer Frankeberger

A thought-provoking experience through the psyche of humanity and what it means to be a "man." Delightful, sinful, and playful, the heartbreaking stories combined with humorous moments of dialogue provide an almost cathartic journey.... full review

Creepy, eerie, and quite fascinating.... full review

Well-written, likable characters, and a complex story told in a simple way, it's a worth a look if you like ensemble drama with comedic undertones.... full review

I didn't get it, and it wasn't my type of show, but most of the audience really seemed to resonate with it and engage with it, so if this show sounds like your kinda thing, you'd probably enjoy it.... full review

A zany, funny, yet grounded show within a show that accounts for cultural taboos in a lighthearted, yet thought-provoking way. Really kick ass stuff!... full review

Fantastic lead performance with an engaging cast, engaging set, and quick set changes, but I'm not the biggest fan of the play itself.... full review

If you're familiar with Maddie & Friends, you know what you're getting yourself into--and you won't be disappointed. For those that don't, it's fun. Come drunk.... full review

Conceptually a smart and fun show, and with a couple of rehearsals and maybe some re-arranging, the singing would be much stronger and the whole show would be a lot more fun.... full review

Funny, simple, short, and effective. Easy to fill a timeslot at Fringe.... full review

This piece is powerful, and even despite the uncomfortability of being vulnerable as a human, Diana embraces human flaw, speaks the truth, and creates a hilarious piece in a safe environment.... full review