A beautiful meditation on family, love, life, and death, conveyed through a powerful, understated, and moving performance. Fascinating cultural exploration and narrative framing. Great use of minimal props, costumes, and sets. Smart lighting and use of darkness to establish the nighttime setting. Solid writing throughout. ... full review

Really enjoyed this play. Trevor Beolter constructed a seamless fifty-five minute one-act that points to a very specific moment in the life of one of our most iconic music legends, John Lennon. The actors do a beautiful and authentic job of telling this incredibly compelling story. ... full review

Stacy is accomplished and obviously very knowledgeable about this writing business. I had copious notes for just one hour. I wish I could have taken advantage of her special offer during class because I am certain she is worth the original price!... full review

I cannot recommend enough that you take this whimsical, hilarious, harrowing, and heartbreaking journey into the dark heart of the American South with your conductor, the incomparable Dandy Darkly - a master storyteller that will delight with sordid tales of terror and transformation! Like a Goth-infused, woke Prairie Home Companion on drugs, this is a must-see show.... full review

YOU CAN OVERCOME! This show is a testament to the power of GOD and human will to triumph over abandonment and one of the toughest addictions on the planet. You will also understand how essential family is, that it is where you make it. You will learn that familial bonds are established within the drug culture, where addicts feel loved, supported, and celebrated. You should leave with compassion as a response towards that relative or friend that struggles, not judgment. You will get a glimpse in... full review

A sharp and compelling take on a pivotal moment in the life of John Lennon.... full review

Fascinating and fun hour with two superb lead performances by Alli Miller and Blaire Chandlerand and funny supporting work by Krista Conti. The script is tight and tells a great story of two women from about as different backgrounds as can be who somehow find some common ground in early 60's Baltimore. ... full review

So glad I got the chance to see this production! I hope it is sold out for every showing. ... full review

Loved the concept and the execution! A very engaging experience with two wonderful actors.... full review

This extraordinary show features a transcendent physical and emotional performance from actress and Butoh performer, Yokko, as the tormented spirit of Lady Macbeth reflecting back on her life and crimes. The make-up, costuming, choreography, lighting, and sound design are all fantastic as well and perfectly complement the intense performance.... full review

Important subject matter. Two game actors who deliver intense performances that hit hard. You can't walk away from this without a pit in your stomach, and that is a testament to this whole team. Jesse Stevenson and Conor Sheehan hit all the right marks as they make you feel tremendous compassion for two young men whose awful behavior is caused by inner torment. Good stuff! ... full review

A nice slow burn towards a chilling climax built by excellent actors executing a solid script. If you're into history or just good theater, check it out. ... full review

hilarious, smart, satirical, fun... full review

Hilarious, fast-paced, cynical fun!... full review

One of the funniest, sexiest burlesque shows I've seen - and I've seen a lot.... full review

Robot Teammate have done it again, delivering another hilarious original musical to the Fringe stage with "Pockets." Taking inspiration from Les Miserable and Oliver Twist, this tale of family strife set against the backdrop of social unrest is the most ambitious production yet from the musical improv troupe making their third foray into scripted theater. Despite the larger cast and big, well-choreographed musical numbers, the core group of performers all shine in their starring roles. This is a ... full review

A powerful and compelling piece of theatre. ... full review

Great show! Intimate and deeply personal, funny, sad and filled with wonderful and captivating stories. All the makings of great storytelling. Think David Sedaris. Go with your friends and be moved.... full review

Trash brings light to the many issues women face in today's society. It tells real stories and is not afraid to show you how detremental our patriarchal society can be. ... full review

Heather is a wonderful writer. She comically unfolds the journey so expertly that we hardly notice the pain (but it's still there in just the right amount). She has a great way of expressing herself in a way that is completely relatable, whether you have kids or not. We've all desperately wanted something that was unattainable, and Heather bundles up that anguish and delivers it with laughter through tears.... full review