Kristen Boulé

A great campy fun Fringe time! Being a Sacred Fools’ Serial Killers baby you know going in this is going to be a helluva blast, and it is! Fast paced and so incredibly dumb in the best of ways. GO! Don’t be… MOIST! (seriously the worst I hate you all)... full review

This is one of my favorite shows I’ve seen at the Fringe this year, and one of two that deeply affected me. The talented performer Samantha has crafted a beautiful solo show, poignant and unexpected, brutal and hilarious and deeply intelligent. I’ll just say, what you think it’s about isn’t all it’s about. It’s incredibly effective. And even if you don’t connect with her story personally, her strength and graceful generosity are something to be witnessed. Just go. ... full review

For something bizarrely poignant and hilarious, shocking and completely fascinating, this beautifully crafted solo piece is not to be missed. Totally unexpected and very effective. The writer/performer Josiah is incredibly talented, his physical/vocal work is super impressive. He is truly a force to be witnessed and he has delivered a top notch Fringe show. ... full review

This is an extremely effective, brilliantly acted, not to be missed show. The actors sweat blood and tears on that stage, both delivering astonishing, heart breaking performances. Some of the best acting and writing I’ve seen in many years of Fringe. Get your ticket now before this sells out.... full review

Very fun, talent packed show, laughs guaranteed. Get a ticket if you can!... full review

Fun, engaging, high energy show featuring a troupe of incredibly talented performers! An excellent Fringe time.... full review

An incredibly unique, very well produced experience. Definitely not to be missed. If you are an actor try to get picked as a volunteer if you can, trust me!... full review

Fun, endearing musical with good messaging, talented actors giving it all of their heart and a few killer twists that had me cry laughing. A lovely fringe experience!... full review

I wanted to see this due to the subject matter. While that didn't disappoint whatsoever, it was also the strength of the performer that made this such a much see. She is fantastic, both the story and the manner in which it is presented is fascinating, this is seriously not to be missed! This is the best of Fringe 2016, absolutely. See it!!!... full review

Beautiful and thought provoking. This is not my favorite style of theatre (it's quite abstract), but that being said, I was thoroughly engaged and captivated the entire time. The cast is so strong (particularly Ashe, Baker and Alexander) and the work they do with the script is stunning. There are some truly incredible scenes, and the whole thing will definitely have you walking away discussing what you just saw. Absolutely worth seeing, this is committed, defined art first and foremost. Beautiful... full review