Don't miss this excellent production! Profoundly moving. We were blown away by the quality of the writing, direction and performances in this new play. ... full review

A fun, witty deconstruction of culture, conversation, and our current political moment. ... full review

What a GREAT concept: Zinging Disney Inc (not legally safe) by auditioning a half-dozen "royalty-free" fictional characters, presided over by two suspiciously familiar "Muppets"! Too bad the song score is so so-so and the scripted humor so banal. Since it IS "public domain" somebody more talented may just run with it to success. I was leery of going so very far afield from Fringe Central to see a 30-minute show (which IS 30 minutes long), but the concept drew me in. Some of the cast members e... full review

Full writeup at https://cahighways.org/wordpress/?p=15387 It was a great Fringe show, and would have been a perfect headliner at the Tumbleweed Festival, a “wild-west” equivalent of the Renaissance Faire. However, the show was not ready for prime time — “prime time” being the traditional Opera or Operetta stage. For that, it needs some work and to decide what it wants to be when it grows up. But as a Fringe show, it was strong. this is Fringe. It is rare that a show is fully realized at Fring ... full review

It was a very good play. Good acting and interesting.... full review

An expansive, choose-your-own adventure style show with so many moving parts (for better or worse), it's an immersive joy for people of all ages. If you're a fan of improv combined with detailed story, and also enjoy ancient mythology from different societies, this show is for you.... full review

"British verse playwright" RYAN J-W SMITH applied his "quixotic quill" to LOVE LABOURS WON and MacDETH in Fringes past and won LA over---to iambic pentameter! This year his ode to Nell Gwyn arrived with lots of bells and whistles that were unnecessary (and an impediment to following the iambic text), so: back to the drawing board, jettison the kit (including his own co-starring role) and just tell the story as a solo show vehicle for Melanie Johnson. Now she's getting standing ovations, and the... full review

Doug is somehow able to perform time travel in real-time; I don't really know how to describe it other than to say that his performance is brilliant, that each character he portrays somehow occupies their own distinct time and space within the same body, and that Doug is a very sweet caveman that had the audience's sympathies throughout the entirety of his tumultuous courtship with Grogina.... full review

Absolutely wonderful!!!!! Fresh, Fun and so original!!!!Thank you Connor Haney!!!!!!!... full review

A bargain at five times the price It was five-times more brilliant than Vice The writing was witty The actors were pretty It's a show I would like to see twice... full review

Loved it! This is one of the few shows at Fringe that can stand alone as a proper addition to and established theater's season. And hopefully it will have a life beyond Fringe as such. Tremendous effort from a debuting playwright and director. Go see it and enjoy the DRAMA!!!... full review

After a thorough washing of my brain, I now have the psychological clarity to confirm: Ed Goodman is not only ol' timey, but good timey; Ed Goodman is, in fact, a good man. Also, this is the best solo play ever written because it allowed me to hold a fake gun to Ed's head for 5 minutes, after which the audience demanded I pull the trigger.... full review

The show was amazing! Very great stories! I was very taken by it and have promised myself to see more shows! The whole time I was thinking this could be filmed into a short film series or something. Kids should see the to know story telling is not dead. Thank you! I really enjoyed my time!... full review

Thoroughly entertaining - crisp, witty dialogue and credible acting. ... full review

This was a great play and one that is not to be missed. Silver Bullet will capture your attention from the first moment with strong and witty writing and the stellar acting will make you wish that there was even more time to see these stars shine on stage. It was an awesome performance all around. Go see it! ... full review

More of a shared experience than your traditional one-woman show, Shiva for Anne Frank will entertain you, move you, enrage you, and leave you wanting to know more about both Anne and Rachel.... full review

A gripping update of No Exit that replaces the existential questioning with a strong emotional core, anchored by two fantastic performances. ... full review

A wonderfully absurd collection of sketches and characters that speaks to the insanity of modern life. ... full review

An absolute MUST SEE at the Fringe! Mind-blowing performance by Conor Hanney in this one-man show! How any one person can so creatively come up with a storyline off the top of their head for an hour AND make-up and sing the lyrics on the spot is awe inspiring! This guy can act, sing, dance, rap, tap, and improvise with the best of them! He is one talented, smart dude! We never stopped laughing the whole show! Definitely my favorite show so far at the Fringe!... full review

Strong writing, highly entertaining, extremely relevant, it leaves you wanting more!... full review