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In olden days, raves often used the phrase “the bright new musical comedy” and having just seen the bright new musical comedy called The Bully Problem, I find myself thinking about how it exemplifies many meanings of the word, “bright.” We say intelligent people are bright, and Michael Gordon Shapiro’s book, music and lyrics are, first and foremost, smart. The plot is on the silly side, but there’s a level of thoughtfulness in the plentiful jokes, and cogent construction in all the songs. There’s... full review

ExtraOrdinary brings an unusual but remarkable charm that illustrates the quirkiness and chaos of growing up as the "theatre kid". What I loved most about this show is the writing by Chambers Stevens. You NEVER KNOW where he is going, but you suspect everything, try to solve the case, and you're still wrong!!! And that's what makes it fun. ... full review

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Even standing in line, listening to someone play guitar and sing 'Big Rock Candy Mountain' while waiting to enter, I knew I was in for a treat! Then I entered the theater and the energy was palpable. These delightful discoveries continued throughout the production. And it all ended in a beautiful chaotic mess. The night felt like a pure celebration of theater, creation, collaboration, and fun. ... full review

BRAVO, Moti!!! Beautifully courageous and authentic performance. I laughed, I cried, and I was deeply moved. What a true honor it was to bear witness. THANK YOU for this very important, compelling work. ... full review

I can't wait to see where this production goes. It's originality, creativity, intimacy, and brilliant ensemble are just the kinds of things that should be getting this play produced to an even wider audience. It's a really important message delivered in the best possible way.... full review

Loved this so play, the writing was so clever and funny but what stood out to me was Christy Lee Hughes as Jennifer Motherf*cking Lawrence, what a hilarious performance. Loved her. All around great performances from the cast. Such a fun time.... full review

A sweet, moving play with a nice emotional payoff. The character growth is believable and enjoyable. Witty, funny, a wonderful way to spend the evening. Definitely memorable.... full review

A fun and fast-paced variety show that leaves you laughing and thinking about diversity, political correctness and the assumptions we make about each other. See it!... full review

The show was really fun and light but layered on top of deep and thoughtful layers. Everyone was so beautifully acted and engaging. It was like a love letter To anyone who has grown up and moved away.... full review

Very entertaining! Fun story about relationships in this digital age. Great acting!... full review

Wow... I haven’t laughed like that in a long time. And I haven’t laughed and then cried (and then laughed again 90 seconds later) like that... ever. I walked away with that feeling that I’d just experienced something more powerful than I could put into words. Such a great performance by a talented artist. ... full review

Ultimately a very enjoyable show that should appeal to anyone who likes their humor silly.... full review

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A fantastical and unique twist in the classic bully vs. nerd dynamic. The music managed enough variety to be interesting while keeping a theme that tied the story together. I really enjoyed it.... full review

Real. So real. Most if not all of the scenes spoke to me in regards to my own life. The indecision of moving from a small town to a big city for school. Being happy where you end up, but still missing the family and friends left behind. It was an inventive way to tell a old leaving home story.... full review

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Stellar performance by Ashley and fantastic directing by the amazing Jae Head. ... full review

This was by far the most entertaining and charming sheer knowledge flex on an audience I've ever seen. Brett skillfully takes you through his love of baseball while not hitting you over the head with terminology and facts that the average (or below average) lover of baseball may find overwhelming while not making you feel out-of-the-loop for not knowing what you don't know. Please please go see this show. It's some of my favorite 45 minutes I've spent at Fringe ever. ... full review