Spencer Frankeberger

Intuitive, witty, clever, and funny, JERSEY DEVIL is surprisingly angelic and hits all the right notes!... full review

Intriguing and compex, The Paintings of Love-ve drafts a unique and interesting use of typical theatre prose and creates an experience that is deep and meaningful.... full review

A really fun and hilarious and even often poignant sketch show, BISCUIT BARREL is a well-rounded (pun intended) sketch show that has a little something for everyone.... full review

WILDS OF SEA is heartfelt, engaging, and emotionally complex -- and I loved every minute of it. Do NOT miss this show. It is so freaking good!... full review

Endearing and genuine, Ben's Viking Trip is well worth the journey. Ben has written such a unique, fun, and relatable show -- and I loved the story and concept.... full review

What can I say other than FANTASTIC JOB!? This show was slick, and Sidney did not miss a single beat bringing these characters and her story to life. MS. EDWARDS is a wonderful show!... full review

SCHEELE'S GREEN is a really fun show to watch. While there are so many sketch shows not only at the Fringe but in life in general, this show found some creative ways to create uniqueness in sketches or dabbled further into the absurdity to entertain us and tickle our funny bones.... full review

TRUNK is a slow burn that pays off extremely well -- but even then, this show has incredible timing and impeccable pacing. I highly recommend you see for yourself what's inside the TRUNK.... full review

Mike Blaha's stage presence is incredible -- he always kept me engaged and intrigued by what he had to say next. What I really enjoyed about MIKE BLAHA: INTERNATIONAL JOKE is that, while it was performed in the vein of a comedy special, it blended jokes with a thruline to tell a complete story -- which we don't always get from stand-up and comedy -- but the story here made the jokes even more relevant and stand out even more because I had an emotional connection with Mike and his story. Nice work... full review

SWEET AIR is a really lovely show with a lot of heart. Simple yet engaging. Intriguing yet emotional. Some exceptional performances and subtle intricacies in the writing are some wonderful stand outs in this production -- honestly with a bit of a fun-loving twist.... full review