From the very start, I was sold on the concept. The show is such a clever satire on the industry of happiness and they lampooned all the ways that companies exploit people's hopes and dreams in such a smart way. The media, presentation, and costumes were all beautiful. And the casting couldn't have been better. Everyone was hilarious! ... full review

This is one of the most inventive and exceptional solo shows I've seen at Fringe, regardless of year. The story is compelling, and Harvey's mastery of body language and voice allows him to play at least a dozen different roles, and he masterfully complements his story with his guitar loops without losing the attention of the audience in any one of his shifts. This is one of the most compelling shows I've seen this year, and you need to be RUNNING to the next performance of this show. There should... full review

An extremely heartfelt performance with a great mother-daughter relationship at it's center. Marjorie was an amazing actor and she led the whole cast wonderfully. The show was full many of emotional moments and the ending will shock you -- in the good way! ... full review

Funny, uplifting and touching! The cast was great and I loved the music and lyrics. Writing and direction was excellent. Go see it!... full review

A powerful piece that examines what our beliefs can give us... and what it can cost us if we hold on too tight. Aaron Kozak is a regular Fringe writer for a reason, and this is one of his most moving and challenging scripts yet. The cast he assembled is up to the task, most especially Leah Verrill and Lenny Hernandez, who shine particularly bright as the mother and son at the center of the play.... full review

If you are looking for something that has humor and heart, EARTH TO KAREN is a must-see! Matthew Bohrer is fantastic as Chet. His delivery is just the right amount of earnest and jocular. ... full review

This show was a wild… wild west ride! Usually, a show has only 1 or 2 stand-out actors, but this show the entire cast was fantastic. The audience participation and improve was so good – I was literally on the edge of my seat. And then, just when you think you're witnessing a typical Western-style showdown… there’s a twist! I highly recommend stopping by the Dusty Spur for a highly entertaining show.... full review

adorable, fun, quirky show with plenty of humor... full review

I loved this show. It was laugh-out-loud funny at times but also a story that brought me to tears. Marla is a natural born storyteller. Don’t miss it!... full review

My favourite show of this year's Fringe so far. Witty, intelligent, hilarious satire on our star loving culture and the creative process of theater, with winks to the Fringe festival itself.... full review

Loved this show. A quiet anniversary dinner for Stephanie and Kevin takes quite a turn....will their relationship make it another year? Can their marriage survive when secrets are revealed? A wonderful superhero adventure, I was immersed in the twists and turns.... full review

"Tommy's Room" covers a timely subject as it delves into frat boy culture and the dire effects of toxic masculinity. With sharp, dialogue and powerful and convincing performances from Conor Sheehan as “Tommy” and Jesse Stevensen as "Pete," Tommy's Room is an edge of your seat thriller that shocks you as it breaks your heart.... full review

A powerful and important show. Very emotional to hear these stories shared, and highlights the importance of standing up for impactful legislation that protects the vulnerable.... full review

45 Milligrams had you laughing from the moment it started, all the way up until the finals moments, where you are then hit with a sudden twist in the storyline. Very serious and dramatic ending. Absolutely loved it, a smile never left my face. ... full review

An enthusiastic and talented cast of 16, a hilarious book and toe-tapping tunes make "Pockets" the feel-good musical of this year's Fringe. Cast standouts include the excellent Chris Bramante as "Veegan," Dave Reynolds in various roles, Kat Primeau as "the Dutchess," and Molly Dworsky as "Pockets." This is a fun production that should not be missed. ... full review

So charming and hilarious! Anyone with immigrant parents will relate... but literally anyone with parents will also relate! Funny, catchy songs and a terrific cast, with the perfect quick length of 25 min!... full review

Absolute genius. You'll never see a more compelling or disturbing Lady M. Everyone else can just go home, because Yokko pretty much nailed it. Amazing, engrossing, unsettling... everything you've wanted this character to be, embodied.... full review

Entertaining, funny and irreverent, the solo show by Rob Zaleski had heart. While on his journey for self-love and self-enlightenment and self-motivation, Rob has created a show that might not be for everyone, but certainly made this audience laugh out loud. ... full review

Loved it! It was funny, poignant, current and honest.... full review

A very sad story told beautifully with dance and music.... full review