Jessica Jordan

The most fun show ever!!! Omg Jill. You are so captivating on stage, I can’t even verbalize it enough in this review. It was a tossup on which of your characters I liked the most. You played all the characters so well, especially the kid. My favorite part! Amazing comedic timing as well. You were born to do this. ... full review

Laser is a phenomenal performer in this solo show. Tears, laughter, songs, love, empathy, meaning, truth. From the songs to the stories to the meanings to the acting, this was an absolute superb show!!! It’s obvious why this show is picked up for encore. Definitely so deserving. And if you haven’t seen it, you must. ... full review

Samantha is not only an absolutely beautiful performer, she is a beautiful soul. You can feel her honest, authentic and loving energy throughout the show and off stage as well. In her phenomenal one woman show, she takes you on an emotional journey filled with laughter and tears. She plays instruments, tap dances, sings, shares her truth, and boy does she have jokes! 90 minutes is a longer show for me to sit in, but it flew by because her priority was to take care of the audience and made it abo... full review

When a 6’7 giant can make you tear up, then you know something incredible has happened/ is happening. One of my favorites so far at Fringe for sure! Dan takes you on an interesting journey of getting lost with fabulous storytelling through his actions, accents, dynamic characters, wit and talent. Between his comedic timing and deep vulnerability, not only is the writing superb, but his acting will leave you tired from laughing and heartbroken with the message. ... full review

Such a lovely show with a beautiful message. The acting was phenomenal, so touching, funny, heartfelt, filled with laughter and tears. The performances individually were superb and outstanding an outstanding performance as whole. ... full review

I was blown away by Lindsay’s performance in this one woman show. She commands the stage in a way that her talent and work seems effortless. Between the singing, laughing and tears, I appreciated Lindsay taking us on her journey and sharing pieces of her with us. She has quite a story, and it was delivered and portrayed so lovely in her solo performance. I saw this show last year at Fringe, and didn’t think it could get better, but she somehow never ceases to amaze me. ... full review

Alex commands the stage in a way that you can only love her, there’s really no other option. Her talent embodies Cynthia so well that you forget you are watching a show and instead are immersed in Cynthia’s world and you just want to be her friend. Alex is hilarious, bringing the audience in, to have a ball and a lot of laughs, all while we are still relating to this character and seeing what’s also happening underneath the surface. So many emotions. So much fun. So much talent. All in one b... full review

I was surprised there was a 90 minute play in Fringe, but was pleasantly surprised as the concept is very heavy, keeps you watching, and the acting was incredible. ... full review