A very funny peek into the trials and tribulations of a naive toy store elf during the holiday season. ... full review

Impeccable timing. This rapid-fire farce moved from one comedic beat to another smoothly and with élan. Excellent casting.... full review

Brilliant and faithful re-telling of Chretien de Troyes' grail stories (with a modern twist) told in movement, song and spoken word. ... full review

Fun from start to finish. It's a goofy show with a lot of laughs, but it's got real heart that drives the story and characters. Even when it gets ridiculous, it's really not that far off from reality. Every member of the cast is hilarious, and brings every character to life. Absolutely worth seeing. ... full review

Went and saw "Wigfield" at the Fringe Festival previews last night and I am so glad I did! The show made me laugh out loud. I must give props to a wonderful ensemble cast who bring to life some strangely loveable characters. I do not want to give away the story but I will say, if you love a parade you will love this show.... full review

A poignant journey navigating the many ups and downs of wanting to be a parent in today’s world. ... full review

Such confidence and heart! Corina clearly poured passion and soul into this performance!... full review

Two bold, unique solo shows for the price of one bold unique solo show! Both shows take you to uncomfortable places and beyond with a lot of wit, bite, and intelligence. ... full review

A masterful piece of theater that marries one of the most difficult-to-talk about topics with sharp comedy that's appealing to the masses.... full review

"How I Became A Superhero" was a fun take on the role of online activism in our society and what it takes to be a real life superhero. It was funny, poignant, and extremely well acted. The whole team should be proud of their work on this one!... full review

What a wonderful show! Fantastic story, exquisitely directed and performed. SO glad I caught it. Highly highly recommend.... full review

Marla Black is a dynamic, versatile performer- showcasing her comedic timing, wit, raw emotions, and beautiful sensitivity in this badass, brilliant one-woman show. ... full review

Fans of Joe Orton's wild half-century-old social satires, like me, won't want to miss this, his rarely-performed first sale, a BBC radio play later revised for the stage. NOT a 90-minute show, though, as advertised, but 5 "acts" in just 52 minutes---4 of them run less than 8 minutes each. It's the Orton-to-be, not the roughly-polished soon-to-be playwright. Reed Michael Campbell seems to be obtrusive casting in the abbreviated title role, a Hollywood surfer wedged in between two Actor's Studi... full review

What a terrific show! It was filled with so much enthusiasm, fun, & laughter. The story line flowed well, the songs were uplifting, & the bits of improv thrown in added extra touches of humor. Everyone in our group really enjoyed the show & the various characters. They were so lovable, even the dastardly bad guys! There were so many hilarious moments that we had tears coming from our eyes from laughing so much! It was extremely entertaining! A definite must see show at The Fringe Festival!!... full review

At once funny, poignant, and moving, this 65 minute well acted and directed play gives us an insight about love, relationships and online dating in the 21st century. The play is full of heart and hope (not to mention hilarious moments, the audience roared often,) and the four person cast perform their roles with passion, conviction and love for one another. The fluid direction of this well written piece, highlights what it means to make true connections in this world of online dating that can oft... full review

Funny, well performed solo show about the awkward realities behind Christmas cheer. The show has a good arc, lots of laughs, and real poignancy.... full review

A romantic comedy with dirt underneath its fingernails- in that, like life, love has complications that go deeper than simple misunderstandings we see in most rom-coms but rather deception, mutual opportunism, trust, and believing that someone is who they currently say they are and not what their past would dictate. Ferree and Center have off the chart chemistry, actors so in-synch and on top of their game that they command your attention. ... full review

Well written and performed, but most of all: solidly entertaining!... full review

Very professional, yet simplified to be viewed by children and has the down to earth feel for it.... full review

This show was a perfect mixture of sketch comedy, characters, group pieces, and absolute silliness. It made my heart so happy and Emily did such a beautiful job curating a piece that showcased everyone's individual talent and ability. On top of that, it is fucking hilarious and heartwarming. I will be seeing it again, and that's not a joke. You guys, I'm not kidding, I'm coming again.... full review