Spencer Frankeberger

Riley's endurance is incredible to watch, and his timing is impeccable. This show is so much fun -- and I have never seen Lord of the Rings -- it doesn't matter because it is accessible to those who have seen it as well as those who haven't -- the real joy is watching Riley transcend into the story and show us a masterclass in solo character performance.... full review

I got the chance to see the show in a workshop iteration a few months ago and found it fascinating in so many ways. And thankfully, I got the chance to catch this Fringe production, and I am so stoked. BK is reimaging the idea of processing grief -- and without spoiling, it makes me laugh, makes me feel uncomfortable, and also makes me love every moment of her journey -- all while processing her grief with her. Definitely a Fringe-y show worth a look!... full review

Neo's personality and energy is so infectious that this show is worth a look for his stage presence alone.... full review

CAPTIVE AUDIENCE is a very apropos title -- because throughout the entire show, I was a CAPTIVE AUDIENCE. It is clever, unique, and extremely relevant.... full review

Clever, sexy, and surprisingly poignant, The Amazing Sex Life of Rabbits is hilarious, fast-paced, and a wonderful time.... full review

REAL PEOPLE is clever, witty, short and sweet -- fast-paced and hilarious, clocking in at about 20 minutes, it is easy to digest both in content and in time, and I highly recommend it!... full review

I went in expecting a show but what I got was more than that. I felt like Trevor and I were having a conversation -- I felt like family. I laughed, cheered for Trevor, and found myself in awe of the clever ways he let the audience in on the joke. Such a wonderful job!... full review

A true gem of a show, Just to Be Close to You is as hysterical as it is heartfelt! ... full review

A slick ensemble cast enhances a very well-written script. Sharp and tight, A PERFECTLY STILL CURVEBALL is a home run (baseball not included)!... full review

Fascinating and inspiring, Missions balances wit and humor with education, and it works.... full review