The show was great! It raised a lot of important questions relevant in today's political climate. It's awesome to see how deep a play can get with just two scenes and three characters. These young actors have huge talent. Very thought provoking!... full review

Wow! Fucking. Cool. This is the type of stuff you hope to see at fringe. High production value and incredible performance.... full review

Loved the message. Catchy songs and great melodies. Loved the harmonies. Felt a tad unpolished... full review

Great, meaningful, resonant, quotable, and in places quite funny!... full review

Wonderfully written, cast perfectly, and kept me engaged throughout the entire play.... full review

This show was deeply affecting, the actors were grounded and honest. This show represents the best Fringe has to offer!... full review

I loved the show! It was really funny! The characters idiosyncrasies made their interactions really intersting to watch, and the killer’s indentity was a real surprise! It was thoroughly entertaining.... full review

Great! Really good portrayal of an interesting character with excellent performances.... full review

Overall, I thought the cast and crew did an amazing job and set the satirical tone of the show from the beginning. I look forward to seeing more shows like this in near the future!... full review

Hilarious and on point - a perfect Fringe show, with fully committed, excellent acting, snappy direction, and great writing from start to finish. A super fun and funny play!... full review

I laughed so hard that I cried. Simply brilliant!... full review

A delightful, very funny exploration of identity and ethnicity via the universal language of food! Brigitte Ngo-Trinh gives a very engaging performance and offers good insight into what makes delicious pho and makes up a person. Highly recommended!... full review

Touching Exploration of motherhood - inviting the audience to share moments of humor and tenderness, highlighting truisms about millennial parenting - “your heart lives outside your body” and an appreciation for the challenges of being a parent.... full review

Intense performances in a true blackbox psychological thriller. ... full review

Aristophanes would have delighted in watching this modern-day cast of about a dozen or so in this not-exactly-word-for-word adaptation lambast their own current social and political environment and take their own path in finding the humor in the play. For me, the Bird Chorus ensemble steals the show, and fiercely establishes the surreality of the entire situation. ... full review

I was already familiar with Twirly the Clown: 45 minutes of Twirly the Clown. Which is really all I wanted, and that's exactly what was delivered. Pure, silly, sometimes manic, heart pleasing fun.... full review

Terrific Show!!... full review

A unique show with three very different quick stories. Check it out!... full review

It's hard to dislike anything at Fringe, but this one hit all the wrong buttons. For starters, it's tagged as "immersive", and this is sheer false advertising. The lead actor seemed to be struggling to remember his lines and didn't convey any sense of cult leader charisma, while the rest of cast's monologues were over written and lacked any cohesive tone. ... full review

Fun to watch! Clever with poking fun at lots of little superhero tropes with the transitions with some great writing from Daly. Jack De Sanz performance was a standout for me. Hilarious as literally any part? I could watch Benny or that passerby ALL DAY! ... full review