Adam Slemon

It’s hair meets rocky horror with a plot you can make sense of. The energy is infectious. Fun, playful, and sexy as hell, every person on the stage is so talented it hurts. ... full review

Ton of fun. Great vocals, excellent energy, the players kept the audience engaged the entire time. Lots of camp and who doesn't like a lot of camp? Go!... full review

One of the must see shows of the Fringe. Innovative storytelling at it's finest.... full review

Fun banter and solid performances Ophelia is a fascinating examination into one of the most twisted relationships in the Shakespeare canon... full review