Bill Chott

Play Ball! What a fun and exciting show, perfect for people like me who just have a basic knowledge of baseball, as well as an extra delight for out and out baseball fans. ... full review

Not your average solo show. Storytelling punctuated by shadows cast by solo performer Harley Walker. Very warmly presented and staged by director/producer Michael Franco. ... full review

A fun musical that explores our obsession with TV. I don't want to give away too much. It's best you know less going into this, as I did. ... full review

Wow! I was not expecting this! Fun twists and turns and not the ones you think you're expecting. The premise was fun, and comparisons to Pirandello come to mind when your view of the piece is shifted, scene by scene. Uproariously funny, and one of the best shows I've seen so far in the Fringe. The mother-daughter relationship of a creative and their parent is very relatable. Even the most supportive parent can unintentionally derail the creative process. ... full review

I really enjoyed this show for it's comedy, the story and of course the message it brings to the stage. ... full review

I saw the first preview of this show, and I've seen his other Fringe shows. I can always expect many laugh out loud moments from Benaquist, and was delighted with the show. ... full review

I loved this show. Lots of laughs, and probably my favorite of all the shows I've seen at the Fringe this year. ... full review

Comedy nerds, festival goers and all audiences will enjoy this show. Zullo can bottle his sweat and sell it after every show. A lot of hard work behind the scenes and on stage is apparent. ... full review