Chris Valente has been a part of the Fringe for many years but I have never been able to make any of his previous shows. Luckily, I was able to squeeze this one in, and very glad I did. It was a humorous way to address these serious issues, and was well received. Come on out and laugh at these white man “mistakes.”... full review

I really enjoyed this. It doesn't slow down, from the moment the first half of the cast appear on the stage right through until the end there is always something going on. Matthew has written a great script, and the actors involved really made the part their own. Going to watch again before the run ends.... full review

This show was a freakin' wild ride. The entire cast is stupid talented. An interesting show to see as unfortunately the majority of what I've experienced at Fringe thus far has been pretty underwhelming. This show makes you think and makes you laugh and makes you impressed. It makes you. lol Like most Michael Shaw Fisher show you leave going "What did I just watch?", but like... you're happy about it.... full review

Like many of you, I read The Diary of Anne Frank in school, and never knew there was so much more to the story. Comedian Rachel McKay Steele delivers a moving and emotional tribute to the legacy of Anne Frank, and teaches us Goy a thing or two about the Jewish faith. ... full review

A fun and well thought out premise with moments of bursting into laughter from a few pieces of clever dialogue, but all threaded together by some underwhelming performances and a lot of forced humor. Not my favorite show, but this company definitely has its dedicated audience following.... full review

This show was really well done. Both actors gave amazing performances, and Monica Ekiert captured the spirit of glamor in Hollywood.... full review

Inventive, clear and at times stunning. One of my favorite things I've seen at Fringe so far.... full review

Wow this show had incredible production value!! The look of the set and costumes has got to be the best thing this fringe. And the actors were great!! I loved feeling like I was a part of the show as an audience member without being afraid of being put on the spot. This show is really special and has such a commitment to high concept and somehow really really pulls it off! Definitely check this one out. It's purely original.... full review

I really liked how real it came to be and the actors were very much in their character. ... full review

A great play with a superior acting job! Ben Hethcoat has a tough job playing a character who is equal parts despicable and charismatic. It helps that he looks like him sort of too. He alone is worth the price of admission, but this play has so much more to offer. It never judges it's subjects (only briefly towards the end) which I found refreshing given the political nature of the content. It shows when politics started to get vicious in the modern era. An amazingly engaging piece about an o... full review

So clever. So funny. Literally laughed the whole time. Great job, everyone!!!! Go see this masterpiece! ... full review

Very well done... full review

This show has been my favorite of fringe so far. The show was well written and the actors were all having fun and giving it their all which is what Fringe is all about. ... full review

This show was bizarre and amazing and confusing, but very clear. You have no idea what's going to happen! Ben is hilarious, with fantastic comedic timing and yet, moments of very serious commentary. The Last PowerPoint makes you think - about consumerism, death, and the weird marketing strategies we fall for. I highly recommend! ... full review

Polished, funny, great music.... full review

Intelligent and Extremely well done... full review

It was fabulous! Fun story, great music, and well choreographed. Audience gave it a standing ovation. Would love to see it again.... full review

Michael Ker's Birthday is a cerebral and heartfelt comedic patchwork from the upside-down world of grief. It takes a sideways look at masculinity, the passive-aggressive undercurrents of family dynamics, and the shifting roles we play in the lives of those we stay close to when we lose track of our own constricting identities. It's funny. It's sad. It includes important reminders of what we gain when we lose everything.... full review

***** FIVE STARS Not to be missed! The tight writing fires off joke after joke with waves of audience laughter that made the whole show feel like a party. The final moment, with the band and the actors dressed to the 9s, is worth the ticket price. What fun! Brush up on your Sondheim musicals, and get a ticket before they sell out! It was awesome!... full review

A touching play about a young teenage girl who cannot control her monkey mind and eventually finds her own voice and place in the world. The acting is excellent and the music very contemporary and catchy. This is a spiritually motivating saga for teenagers who are facing the problems of real life experiences and for parents who are struggling to find the right relationship with their young teenagers. The play deals strongly with living in the "NOW" and finding relationships and passion that helps... full review