I really enjoyed this show. The music and lyrics were really clever and I appreciated the diversity the show had. ... full review

What an incredible show. The acting was amazing with John Fico playing 4 parts and in each character he made me feel like he had transformed himself into a totally different person. That's such a rare talent. The writing my Monica Bauer was so timely and applicable to every age group. It was like she was speaking to me personally through these different characters. This really is a MUST SEE play. It's tough to get great acting and great writing in one performance and this play is it.... full review

BENJAMIN NICHOLSON’S FIRST EVER FRINGE SHOW IS NOT QUITE THERE – BUT THERE IS CERTAINLY AN “THERE” THERE. THE INTELLIGENCE AND CRAFT OF THIS PRODUCTION, AS WELL AS HIS SPOT ON PERFORMANCE SHOUTS OF PROMISE SO LOUDLY THAT TINNITUS IS FEARED. ... full review

This was a really great show with a lot of heart in it! I felt like I was watching a Seth Rogen movie for a bit, as I was having a good time with the characters on-stage, but came around to find deeper meaning in all of the characters. The plot was simple, characters partying one last time together, but each thing that each individual character was going through took this play to another level. There are a variety of topics discussed in this play that resonate with the generation of today.... full review

MORE COMEDY ROUTINE THAN A STAGE SHOW, IT NEVERTHELESS WORKS BECAUSE SOPHIA DEL PIZZO IS BOTH ENGAGING AND PRETTY DARN FUNNY AND TREATS TO AUDIENCE TO A REALLY GOOD TIME BY TELLING THEM ABOUT HER REALLY BAD TIMES.... full review

Run. Do not Walk. Or stop by the pub. Just go!! You will be laughing and then, of course, crying as John Fico deftly takes your soul in his competent hands and skillfully leads you through his portrayal of four distinct characters and their struggles through love and Alzheimers. ... full review

Amazing storytelling! Wow!... full review

SCHOOL OF NIGHT BOLDLY TAKES CHRISTOPHER MARLOWE WHERE NO ELIZABETHAN HAS GONE BEFORE. AN IMMENSELY CREATIVE AND INVENTIVE STAGING MAKES THIS “CLASSIC” THAT YOU WRESTLED THROUGH IN ENGLISH LIT INTO A ROLLER COASTER RIDE WORTHY OF MAGIC MOUNTAIN. ... full review

I loved the way Heather inhabits each character, taking her time, totally being in each moment. The flow of the show is perfectly timed, with the transitions from scene to scene and character to character perfectly timed , so that the story is easy to follow and digest. She takes us on an emotional journey, with all the strongest and most tender moments given just the right amount of time and emphasis. The writing, acting, humor and overall storytelling is exellent!Her openness and honesty cracke... full review

I definitely was impressed by the show overall, and by the impressive and dynamic performance of each of the three characters. Lead, Jola Cora and Annalee Scott were riveting in their portrayals of what I'd call an eery 'kindred persona' between the two, and Paul Louis Harrell never disappoints, bringing his usual sledgehammer performance to the stage for the first time. I think the greatest challenge for a 30-minute show is to tell a good story and show the journey of each character. 'Siren C... full review

Gut punched 3/4 of the way through in the best way. I had no idea the story would go where it did!... full review

Searingly honest work by the two actors sell this play about the pros and cons of being vulnerable with those you don't know, whether it be in the arts or relationships. A moving play that doesn't feel like the two hour run time.... full review

THE BOURNE IDENTITY BY WAY OF BOLLYWOOD, THE MUSICAL INTERLUDES ARE THE HIGH POINTS, THE DRAMA IS WHAT’S OUT OF STEP….... full review

The story shimmers like a tale of Scheherazade, evoking a lost time and nearly mystical place, which Esquizito conveys with the silken tempo of a sleek cat wandering through a desert mirage. Esquizito’s performance is elegant and ethereal... ... full review

This show should be required viewing for all millennials and others seeking guidance on whether to follow their dream or settle for the security of a real job. ... full review

This was a Ted Talk/Seminar disguised as a Fringe show, and would be a bargain at ten times the price. Don’t miss this priceless and thought-provoking show.... full review

Shotgun dialogue with a healthy splash of physical comedy made this little gem a delight to watch.... full review

Transference revisits ideas from On a Clear Day You Can See Forever, but adds a very dark twist! With clever black humor it explores how our past existences color and shape our present lives. ... full review

A STRIKINGLY ADEPT BLENDING OF HUMOR AND HORROR AS PERFORMER MARLA BLACK AND DIRECTOR JOHN FLYNN TAKES THEIR AUDIENCE ALONG ON A SKILLFULLY CRAFTED SLED RIDE THAT TURNS DOWN AN UNEXPECTEDLY DARK PATH... full review

This joyous and entertaining songfest and high-kicking accusatory lambasting of the world’s most dangerous cult that lands a solid boot right in L. Ron’s personal “E-meters.” ... full review