Liana's performance was funny, and her improv skills are top notch when it comes to the audience interaction within her show.... full review

Public Domain is a fun and hilarious way to spend 30 minutes at the theater. The jokes are intelligent without being too highbrow, and there's truly something in it for everyone! I laughed out loud so many times. The witty lyrics combined with truly phenomenal performers make for an incredibly fun way to spend your time at the theater for this Fringe! ... full review

Fun, fast-paced, and quick-witted, there is strong chemistry between the dynamic duo with Byrnes' incredible voice and Pearcy's impeccable comedic timing that is very much in tune (pun intended) with the impressive Johnides on the keys.... full review

Sharp wit mixed in with biting commentary makes for a refreshing political show that balances both the truth in commentary and its satire in a very strong way.... full review

Cute, charming, but also takes a depressing story and turns it into something endearing and uplifting. Fun music, strong performances, and just a wonderful throwback to old school musicals.... full review

Great casting and chemistry from all the actors. A fascinating sneak peek behind the scenes of a crucial moment in The Beatles' history. Would have loved to have seen more, as this was entertaining from start to finish. You don't even have to be the biggest Beatles fan to appreciate the context of this show. But for those of us who are big fans, there are also some fun subtle tidbits sprinkled throughout the show. One of my favs that I've seen thus far!... full review

Incredibly charming, funny, and moving all at the same time, Cho's performance is not only magnificent and fascinating in every way, but so is the story he tells.... full review

Matt Richey is bonkers in this. At moments cringeworthy, at moments magical, Richey's Travis makes you love him. The "one-man show" aspects of the piece could weave together a bit cleaner, but maybe that's the point that they don't. Jim Niedzialkowski is a great foil for all of the mayhem. Blackboxing is a really great example of what a fringe show should be.... full review

Both shows smartly written and a lot of fun with a surprising amount of deeper, hidden meaning that reaches more than just the surface level of a good time.... full review

Fun, silly, and a grand ol' time, I enjoyed that this clown work was different and playful, and I just enjoyed myself the whole dang, rootin'-tootin' time.... full review

Last year London's Tier-5 troop brought a fresh voice to Fringe with a show that gave voice to the 6 wives of Henry the 8th. This year they're back with a show twice as long (106 interminable, intermission-less minutes) and not half as good. With several superior movie versions available, why rewrite LITTLE WOMEN for "now", culling contextless sentimental moments, peppered with profanity and inane musical numbers (and a terrible new song), just to underline a (possible) lesbian subtext and make... full review

Jim Hanna's Mayor's Debate is terrific! Great work by the entire four person cast. Funny, biting, and tender in places, this show keeps you guessing until the end. Political satire at it's finest.... full review

Dandy is a powerful storyteller. I was along for the ride (pun intended), and his charisma and energy really lit up the room. The story is wonderful, and the metaphors are rich.... full review

Hilarious and entertaining from start to finish with some great tender moments sprinkled in! Loved everything about this musical. The songs were phenomenal and what a wickedly talented cast! A must-see. ... full review

Hilarious mash-up of buddy/action movie tropes and political satire. ... full review

This show had so much depth to it that was really well conveyed by talented actors.... full review

One of my favorite shows of the Fringe so far! Outstanding direction, writing, and performance by the entire cast. Lucy Gillespie's dialogue is super effective and Billy Ray Brewton weaves a terrific tale. Outstanding performances from Ben Hethcoat, David Mcelwee and Chloe Dworkin.... full review

A really excellent bit of clowning that features broad physical comedy, acerbic audience banter, and precise character work. They manage to deftly weave in some real pathos and vulnerability as well. The audience is presented with a bawdy romp, which turns out to be a real (yet mostly comical) exploration of loss. At what moment is someone truly gone and where does a fish go when it dies? These questions and more will not be answered but you will laugh loudly through misty eyes. I hear the show i... full review

Fantastic — hilarious and affecting in equal parts (often at the same time), fast-paced, crisply written, and beautifully acted. This was the first time I've ever walked of a show wishing it had been twice as long. I hear this was the playwright's first play, which is stunning — wish I had that talent. Way exceeded expectations and couldn't recommend more.... full review

Wow!!!! As a lover of theater for many years I must say that I was incredibly impressed with this show. Before becoming a theater & film blogger, I directed shows for several years in New York. After directing “For Colored Girls”, I have always wondered when someone would tell the story of the black man. The way this play did Exceeded my expectations. ... full review