I loved the show “Ya Basta!” It was powerful to see so many immigrant women unapologetically taking on sexual assault and violence in the workplace. ... full review

I feel like the show was an intimate absurdist dirty flutter, saturated in groans and almost sentences. Where will it go? I imagine somewhere a little different each night? Toes pointed elegantly into the future, this group moving crazily as one weird clumpy pile, can’t be looked away from! ... full review

Very grounded in reality and a modern story. Perhaps if you continue to do the show you can extend and develop further some of the story lines. Loved the Space Dumbo song and a great voice!... full review

Incredible. I laughed, I cried, I felt like I had been transported through a vortex of time and emotions and have been thinking about the deeper themes of Loose Underwear ever since...... full review

My favorite thing about shows like these are having absolutely no idea what to expect. I don't even think I read a summary beforehand. What sucked me in immediately were the performances. Lindsay Beamish was the performer you heard first and her ability to completely submerge you into the universe they created was completely remarkable. I was hooked from the start. Both her and Vanessa were hilarious and the entire show felt like something they had been working on for their whole lives - you... full review

I loved how personal the show was. It felt like we were invited into Saurabh's living room during a family reunion.... full review

This show is not one to miss it is well written, an amazing performance, and such a clever way of using music! Amanda is frank and honest and takes us on a heartfelt and maybe though it shouldn't be, comical journey. ... full review

A show that successfully blends D&D culture homage with engaging character arcs and a great score, exploring the sometimes-enabling, sometimes-concerning relationship between RPG enthusiasts and their passion.... full review

Totally fun and original interactive theater experience!... full review

Kristina gives the performance of a lifetime. It's everything you want--fantasy, drama, comedy...and more...... full review

This is a funny show that should be especially enjoyable to Broadway theater aficionados. ... full review

This is the gold standard of sketch comedy for fringe! Excellent writing with current topics and out of box ideas, and very well cast. The last sketch is SNL worthy go just for the "fantasy" football! ... full review

Earth to Karen was such a delight! The story was great, the actors were committed and engaging and the premise was familiar and funny. I laughed out loud throughout the show. The live band was lovely and the performers made great use of the space. The musical numbers and the choreography were exceptional as well. This is a must see! ... full review

Enjoyable. Thought provoking. I was kept guessing til the end. All my guesses were wrong. So it was a surprise. Very passionate performance by Amy Argyle... full review

Heather brings us into not only her world but into her marriage and how the desire to have a family affects it. I saw this show when it was just a reading and knew the writing was great already. It was wonderful to see it fully developed and how far it came with the character work and with suggestions given at her reading. She is a wonderful actress and this show is not one to miss!... full review

Shows like this are what Fringe is all about, in my opinion. It’s like stepping into another person’s world for thirty minutes. ... full review

Great comedic lines with great comedic timing. There were two characters I immediately liked, but by the end of the show, grew to love all four characters. Really smart and sharp writing and LOVED the dance/musical number in the middle. Would definitely recommend to my friends to see this show :] ... full review

A show excellently done. The acting chops of Peter Massey were on full display. The simple staging contrasted with the complex theme of aging. ... full review

Funny and Entertaining!... full review

Five monsters in matching outfits (that are never quite as scary as they might originally appear) do everything they can to get the audience to love them. It was absurd and silly, and you could tell that the performers weren't sure of what was going to happen next. The show was spontaneous and weird and very, very funny.... full review