Let me start by saying I am generally not a fan of the genre… BUT “Let’s Write a Musical” is two very different heartfelt love stories inexplicably intertwined seamlessly which weaves a broad panoramic tapestry of romantic love masterfully. Being both an artful tribute to the feel good musicals of our past and the skillful marriage of the reality of real life this production evokes genuine emotions without schmaltz or grandiosity. “Let’s Write a Musical“ economically tells an original story f... full review

Excellent performances by all! Great script. Fantastic acting and directing! Don't miss this show!... full review

More a story told in a Blockbuster than a story about Blockbuster, but the play is better for it. A really engrossing tale about growing up with a cast of well-written, well-acted characters. This is a play I really wanted to see because of how much Blockbuster meant to me growing up and I feel like it delivered.... full review

Very impressive production for a French festival. Strong lead characters. Really enjoyed the plot and the character development. Very good Casting as well. I feel like each actor captured the essence of the characters.... full review

A fantastic trip down memory lane with rich characters and dialogue. Funny, nostalgic, and touching. GREAT SHOW!... full review

What an incredible show. I have to say from an Asian stand point, thank you. Thank you for having the courage to tell this story and this narrative because it’s real. Congratulations, this show is incredible, he mixed the perfect amount of hilarity and truth. ... full review

Great performance by a young man. Spirited and impassioned ... full review

Entertaining, though needed another re-write or two before it was production-ready.... full review

I loved it.... full review

Brilliant writing and acting!... full review

Great show! I was really impressed with the writing and Ty’s ability to switch roles so effortlessly was a sight to behold. ... full review

Meg, Jo, Beth, Amy & Louisa is a feast for anyone who loves Louisa May Alcott.--but it's not just for Alcott fans. I think there are many things to love in this show for anyone who attends. I am still thinking about this fascinating and original show and wondering at the beautifully seamless combination of storytelling about one of my favorite author's lives with a contemporary and comedic twist. It's a wonderful evening of theatre for anyone who wants to see originality, comedy, story, and a gro... full review

This show is a powerhouse of the community engagement theater. So authentic, so affecting. The story of these women were both engaging and devestating. You cannot experience and not be moved by the reality here.... full review

From previous reviews and being familiar with Sam's work, I expected it to be weird, but even I was surprised by some of the antics he had built into this show. Sam presents How to Be a Rock Star as a retrospective of his evolution as an artist, sharing the mundane details behind the composition of seemingly profound songs. ... full review

Great play! Will definitely recommend to my friends.... full review

Extraordinary! There is genius on that stage, in the writing, and the performances. Bravo, Connor! Bravo to the cast!... full review

A charming and contained reimagining of the Hollywood classic that is somehow both delicate and boisterously funny. It flows at a fast pace with snappy dialogue and humor throughout - I highly recommend ... full review

Incredible show!!! Emotional, beautifully told and funny as hell.... full review

I can’t get that 90 minutes back! Nothing about this tied to being a rock star....or tied to anything, except some extremely long meditation that ended up attempting to lead the audience to an orgasm...which was just strange. I couldn’t get out fast enough. ... full review

Simply brilliant. A display of raw emotion. Yokko's complete control over her body was captivating. If you enjoy getting to see unique artforms at Fringe, this is a can't miss!... full review