A stream of consciousness soliloquy about Jessie's struggles. Required viewing for all Fringe participants. ... full review

Shari’s show left me deep in my feels! I can’t believe someone can endure all of that and still be able to smile. Shari is full of passion, heart and soul as she tells us about some of our darkest human conditions, about how she endured, endures and determines to make a change. Her drive for a better life for others in the foster care system is relentless and inspiring. Watch this woman. On stage you see it all: She is made from magic, from fire and I sense she won’t stop until she has saved ever... full review

This show was wonderfully executed by Glennis. Dark, gritty with a sprinkling of light musical relief through Disney tunes with the lyrics cleverly suited to tell her story throughout the show.... full review

This hilarious and insightful journey into Ayo’s life is funny, sad, and joyful! Ayo’s soul shines through in this piece!! She is so full of life, heart and magic as she tells us her very personal journey into the dating and marriage world! She’s so talented and lovely! Go and see this show! ... full review

My Trans Wife is an incredible story of the human spirit and heart surrendering to itself and the pure love residing in it. These two beautiful women share their story: their relationship, it’s ups, it’s downs, their love for each other, presenting and transitioning into a female identity, dealing with life, family, friends. This was awe inspiring and eye opening for me. Thank you for bravely sharing your story. The beautiful harmonica pieces. Hearing the journey of your love and knowing the (ter... full review

Lots of talent, lots of energy, lots of fun... full review

Incredibly beautiful, incredibly poignant and a moving piece of theatre! A great story full of heart and soul. So unique! The actors excelled in their space and characters!! Go and see this! One of my favourite shows at fringe this year! Wonderful work ladies! ... full review

Earth to Karen was a delightfully fun musical with excellent acting and witty writing! ... full review

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A thought provoking performance. One that had me riveted. The play was beautifully acted by all performers. ... full review

This unique collection of stories had many twists and turns and I sat in disbelief at many of them. From heartbreak, to growing up, to contemplating suicide. It was a beautiful look into the how other people lives. Something I love! Such a great groups of humans!! Thank you for introducing me to the world of ‘snuff films’ lol.... full review

I don’t usually write reviews, but in the words of Martin Luther King, Jr, “He who accepts evil without protesting against it is really cooperating with it. -Martin Luther King, Jr. ... full review

Sexist and homophobic. I had no idea what was happening. ... full review

This quirky, unique look at Marla’s childhood experience is eye opening, hilarious and heartbreaking at times! The story is so incredibly unique, I couldn’t comprehend that half of those things could actually happen to a human being! Thank you for sharing your beautiful, poignant and funny story. It had me astounded, chuckling and crying when you were saying goodbye to your beautiful dog. Thank you for being brave enough to share! Great work!... full review

Hilarious, funny, a great twist on your every day, every man super hero!! I loved the style choices and projections. I want to see this expanded into a film!! Great writing from John Patrick!! I’m obsessed with the actress that plays his Assitant and the tv host. She’s golden and hilariously funny! ... full review

Inspired by music and the aesthetic of the poseur Hot Topic goth and pop-punk scene from the mid-2000's, Sunbathe In Darkness, is a nostalgic-driven play focusing on a very awkward friendship between two geeky teens while simultaneously featuring incredibly terrible (on purpose) fan fiction dramatized for the stage. Fringey AF.... full review

Bunny, The Elf is in all of us. The dreams we dared to dream as children get reasoned out of us as reality and responsibility 'grows us up'. The criticism of 'get a real job' that most artists/entertainers hear often is all too relate-able. As if making people smile wasn't a real job. What a gift it is to make a living as an entertainer. Getting paid to make people smile-IS AN IMPORTANT JOB. This is why it's always a huge accomplishment when an artists gets a gig lasting longer than a day or a ... full review

A “one-man show with a two-person cast,” the play hysterically goes to the mattresses with a solo show that uses the stage as a reason to regurgitate their life story; as a form of personal therapy; and as a vehicle for their own masturbatory amusement. “Blackboxing” also takes multiple nods and pot-shots at theatre community superstitions, overused dramatic standards, and novice Hollywood Fringe show producers' unreasonable expectations, over-estimations, and underestimations–all to great comic... full review

I saw this show for the first time at The Whitefire Theatre/ Solofest 2019. What a treat to see it again! I love how Lisa is brazen in her performance. She is my inspiration to be brave in my show. She spoke about subject matters that most women would be hesitant to reveal, especially today. Lisa embraces all her choices and rolls around with them on stage orchestrating a beautiful performance with song and hilarity. Hollywood is still crawling with predators feasting on young hopeful starlets. ... full review

Two strangers come together for the ride of their life. Some are calling it a rom-com, I consider it a dramedy. Don't be put off by the 2 hour running time-it moves fast. The twists were completely unexpected and I loved every minute of it. ... full review