Megan Walker

This was one of the first shows I saw on the Fringe website back in February when I was educating myself on Fringe. The wild picture of Princess Magic immediately drew me in. Misty Lee is goddamn hilarious as Princess Magic. Bella Luna is an adorable and sexy delight. I am so so so happy I got to see this!!!... full review

What a beautiful show. Really refreshing to see a plot unfolding where they both want to be together but something drives them apart. There is so much love between them the whole time, and THAT is what makes the show so frustratingly engaging. You root for them the entire time, there was never a moment where they really turn against each other. Just relationship arguments. It was honest, effortless and refreshing.... full review

At first I thought.. "ah shit another one woman cabaret about how much she loves performing.." I've never been more wrong in my life. Glennis McCarthy fools you into thinking that's what it's going to be... until she reveals her wacky, wonderful, glorious self. Her humor is clever and incredibly woven to create a one woman show so separate from all stereotypes. Glennis' truth is permeating, you root for her no matter how many flaws of hers she presents. I am so glad I ended my night with this sho... full review

Not at all what I was expecting, and completely blew me away!!! One of the highest energy shows I've ever seen, I was almost out of breath keeping up with it all! What an incredible ensemble; they play off each other so well, overlapping dialogue and coming together at the end seamlessly. Every single character is so memorable and so dear to my heart. Endlessly innovative and hilariously quirky. I wish I could see this show every night for the rest of my life.... full review

Little Women can sometimes be seen as boring because there's no "real plot"; it just follows the life of the March family. But THAT'S exactly what is so beautiful and heartwarming to watch. And Tier5 has done an incredible job of modernizing this classic and showing the love and passion that runs through this family and their friends. One of the most cohesive ensembles I've ever seen on a stage. The comedic timing of these actors is unmatched. Hilary Kelman's performance as Louisa, having to seam... full review