I'm a huge fan of this show. These two.... well, there were only two when I saw it.... These two performers are top notch physical and lingual comedians. I'm proud of myself for understanding about 70% of what they Shakespearingly said, but it didn't matter, I absorbed it all - and laughed out loud straight through for an hour. Definitely one of my favorites so far this year!!... full review

Son of a Bitch is such a smart show with a high quality production. Every actor gave 110% and fully immersed you in the show. The costumes were fantastic, and there was a great use of video projection to enhance the set. All-around amazing production and definitely worth the ticket. ... full review

So much fun! Hilarious book, witty and tuneful songs. What a delight! Hopefully could be expanded to a full length musical... full review

A strong performance of a very thoughtful play. Issues of love, family and dementia come across with clarity, humor and punch.... full review

Go see it if you have no idea what some actors go through to move to the US on a visa.... full review

I love to giggle and snort at sexy, melodramatic silliness. I was delighted at this immersive little theater experience.... full review

The show was tragic and hilarious and entertaining and full of touching insight. People should go see it; it’s a real find.... full review

Dagmar Stanaova's "Loose Underwear" left tear-streaked marks of her genius as I settled into its emotional impact of raw honesty, smart humor and the personal reckoning with her past, that is all of ours, through the lens of her mother's experience as a Holocaust survivor. In short, I was awakened and moved. Told with grace, wit and the kind of connection that can only come from the truth of who she is sparked a universal truth of knowing: We all come from a lineage of ghosts, cellular memories... full review

The show was fantastic! A witty and well written show that put today's dating scene into a new light I hadn't thought of before. The actors really brought depth to the story, but also killed it with the hilarious musical numbers!... full review

Take me out to the ballgame, but only if I can go with Brett Moore. The breadth of his knowledge about the game is astonishing, but his passion for the game is even greater. There are games and prizes, but the best part is Brett's enjoyment in taking you along for an epic ride in his baseball addled brain ... full review

This show was a blast, with a ton of energy from start to finish and some of the most impressive and difficult fight choreography that I've ever seen in a Fringe show. Travis Dixson delivers as he always does with unrelenting energy, charisma and talent, while Joanna Mercedes manages an amazing balance of deeply felt emotional moments with super heroic bravado that manages to be both appropriately melodramatic and entirely real in the feelings evoked. This isn't a hard show to recommend. Exactly ... full review

A smart ensemble of talented young actors bring their focus to love in the social media age. Presented in a series of scenes, the show cycles through the trials of young people finding their way in the world. The cast was top notch, with delightful subtle and nuanced performances, none better than the outstanding Ali Pinkerton. But their were no weak links. The strength of the this piece is the well-directed acting company.... full review

i loved it... full review

If It Goes There is a thought provoking show about the ups and downs in relationships, dating, hooking up and all the various emotions that go along with this journey. It tells a universal story that we've all felt at one time or another in a very unique and surprising way. ... full review

A surreal exploration of human pathos- what makes us move and why. The woman- Alyssa Virker, I believe- communicates through wild movement and lightning flashes of character, maintaining a quick tempo throughout. The second play, with Angela Beevers, maintained the rapid fire, and was a supremely satisfying next act. She explored the darkness with a steady eye, and she found gold in unlikely places.... full review

Marla tells a moving story with a few unexpected twists and a lot of humor + heart. She's got a lot of great visual aids too - photos, hand drawn caricatures, stuffed animals - to help carry her tale. I don't know much about the world of dog sledding, so it was cool to learn a thing or two - Marla did a good job of weaving interesting facts seamlessly into her performance. ... full review

This is an epic theatre piece presented with full pageantry. I love the commitment to bring a massive theatre classic to the Fringe. Though long for a Fringe show, the company does a masterful job of combining two epic Marlowe works into 105 minutes. The cast delivers grand, stylized performances, none better than Matt Harding in the lead role. This show has great acting, humorous special effects, and terrific hand to hand combat.... full review

Guilt was a interesting look at self reflection, and the misconceptions of humanity as a whole. Both short plays told good stories about unique yet ordinary people who had been put into unfortunate circumstances. Very enjoyable.... full review

Full writeup at https://cahighways.org/wordpress/?p=15380 Good dramas leave an audience with questions to discuss on the car ride home. This play did that. The performances — under the direction of John Coppola (FB) — came across as realistic, and the leads had a chemistry that made you believe in the relationship.... full review

Full writeup at https://cahighways.org/wordpress/?p=15380. The performance consisted of two one-woman shows that were very distinct from each other, with no program to provide any context or background. I wasn’t that crazy about the first one-woman show, but the second was great.... full review