Maybe supreme beings aren’t so supreme after all. ... full review

This is what the Fringe is for! This look at one moment in the young life of John Lennon, one whose repercussions extended through his solo years and death, is a unique and marvelous piece, beautifully written, directed, and performed. For even the casual Beatles fan, it's a great education into a now-mostly-forgotten disaster that nearly ended the group; and for those with the knowledge of it, it serves up a brilliant look into the psychology of this tormented, egotistical, genius far too ... full review

Beautifully vulnerable performance ... full review

A very impressive production all around! A very funny take on humanity and how we relate to each other. I laughed out loud to excellent performances by a wonderful ensemble cast and thoroughly admired what is clearly a very talented tech crew. Highly recommend this show!!... full review

Two Girl, One Mic was a very funny hour of comedy. I would recommend seeing this show. Tabitha Brownstone's character Edith is brilliant! The interaction with the audience makes it feel like a moment where and SNL skit walks off out of your television and starts actually talking to you. Loved it!!... full review

Average straight white dude doing average white people things and singing average songs and having beautiful women way out of his league be portrayed as Disney villains for just doing their jobs or being completely obsessed and in love with average straight white dude. ... full review

To Richard begins with a soft lullaby, but within the first few minutes of the play the crescendo builds to a scream of pain. I found myself laughing and tearing up in the same gasp. This is a Fringe show not to be missed. Get your tickets now. ... full review

The production of this show was very smooth and clean. It was fun to watch and the cast did a great job of keeping a strong pace throughout. If this is Jeff Scot Carey’s premiere as an author, I can only say that I very much look forward to the next one.... full review

Good, fun, short and sweet.... full review

History and myth collide in this darkly funny yet deeply heartfelt story that takes place during The Troubles in 1970s Ireland. Do not miss this show!... full review

This play is written by someone who obviously hates queer people and women. Literally every queer or female character in this is portrayed a demon, witch, killer, and obsessed with the straight white male lead. And if they don't hate those groups? They are incredibly oblivious and part of the problem. ... full review

A very beautiful, touching piece of theatre. What moved me the most, was that this was a story that put two queer men in the focus, but never resorted to the tropes of typical queer stories. It was a slice of life, and refreshing to see queer people not be tragically struck down by disease, or their relationship torn apart by cheating, or the other stereotypical staples. I felt so connected, and moved, and the entire cast did a great job. The characters genuinely loved each other and worked throu... full review

This was a very funny and very creatively organized play.... full review

Jessica Moreno packs it all into this one hour dramedy about love, loss and friendship between strangers. No wonder Jessica got into the MFA screenwriting program at NYU with this one, because it's in a word: brilliant.... full review

I really wanted a nice cold root beer after this show. And it was fun to see actors going to town like this, playing off one another in a zany out of this world script in such a manner I felt like I was briefly on another plane of existence. A dimension between time, space, soft drink refreshment and theatrical abstraction that was abstrusely compelling. The Kandinsky of Fringe shows.... full review

Profoundly cute. I enjoyed every second. ... full review

Sweet, funny, and absolutely delightful. Under the Table and Dreaming is an extremely entertaining story that has you both feeling for the characters, and laughing alongside them. With wonderful writing (from both the original fanfiction and Le's adaptation), and perfect cast, and a plot that's both simple and compelling, this show was destined to be a hit from its very conception. I can't recommend this show enough. Particularly if you're part of the LGBTQ community, and have always yearned to s... full review

A solid realistic story about hard working people in a part of the country that deals with devastating natural disasters, and how these people deal with their desperate situation. This Way Yonder is also a family drama that captures the conflicts of interests between older and younger generations.... full review

A mysterious, poetic and thought-provoking piece with themes that will permeate and connect with many in the audience. Well-acted and performed the cast creates a world and a dialect unique to the wonderful script and world created by Jola Cora. It is a play that will leave you thinking long after you have left the theater.... full review

The powerful performances of the four extremely talented actresses are still haunting me the morning after seeing the show and I continue to think about the issues raised, the lessons shared with the audience by the characters, and the skillful approach of the playwright. The endgame had the right amount of sorrow and triumph to be true-to-life.... full review