Talented cast and exceptional performance. ... full review

SO REFRESHING. I needed a dose of this at Fringe. A cast of incredibly talented, mischievous young actors and a hilarious, yet moving script. This show made me laugh, cry, and remember the value of friendship. ... full review

In the hustle of Fringe, BIRTHDAY offers such a personal and honest conversation about one man's experiences that have tested his resolve to keep going in search for that "larger than life" feeling we all get to experience so few times in our lives. And all of those events tend to coincide with past birthdays! One minute Ker has the audience roaring with laughter, and the next in hushed silence as we process his pain. ... full review

The show exceeded exceeded my expectations! It was a truly captivating and hilarious ride into a moment that we can all relate to. ... full review

Very touching story about love and staying together through thick and thin, based on the characters Andy (who owns the cool toys) and Sid (the bully next door) from "Toy Story."... full review

This is a show I have seen before and would see again. It is a unique and captivating expression of art, love and life. It also happens to be one of the finest displays of Argentine Tango Dancing in the world. This show is a love letter to the art of dance. It is a love letter to art in general and most importantly it is a love letter to the audience. ... full review

The show had a unique and wacky voice. The humor found in irrational fears especially when that fear is shared with someone equally irrational. It was funny and irreverent. Cole Quirk is a comedy talent. ... full review

Very funny and unconventional. Loved it!... full review

My boyfriend and I loved it! From the very first moment to the very last one! Being an actress I’m super picky and it’s not easy to please me...This show is amazing! And everybody should see it. ... full review

I thought the whole production was excellent. Good writing paired with good acting and production.... full review

Great story between a Father who won't grow up and a Son who can't wait to take charge of their own life. Each character goes from villian to hero and back again, within the hour long show. ... full review

One of the best pieces of theatre I've seen in awhile. I saw it last night and I can't stop thinking about it. ... full review

This fun one-act was the perfect amount of fantasy and reality of the life between a Mother and Son. I wanted this to be so much longer than just one hour. It was so much fun! You could tell the amount of hard work put into this show. ... full review

Brilliantly written. A period piece that applies today. The NAIL = RACISM It bothered both Harry & Sidney. Sidney (a dark-skinned black man) feels it the moment he wakes. Harry (a light-skinned black man) is grazed by it, the moment he swaggers into a room. They both recognize its existence. Harry wants to get rid of it. Sidney is ok with trying to ignore problem, he even covers it up. Once acknowledging the nail is everyone problem. They debate on who can seek and find the best ... full review

This is a wonderfully hysterical musical from the mind of a single millennial and her tinder app... full review

Super crafted and smart. By very simple means, the show manages to fully immerse you deep into a coal mine in West Virginia in the 1970s, and does so in a powerfully visceral way. ... full review

Excellent show! Awesome cast.... full review

Very witty! The writing was very cute and the acting was impressively delivered. ... full review

I absolutely loved it. Gemma and Amrita were masterful onstage, seamlessly weaving between structure and improvisation and absurdity and heartbreak. The show was both broad and profoundly nuanced at once. I would like to see it multiple times to see how the work changes each night depending on the audience interaction and contribution. ... full review

Funny and entertaining romp into superhero tropes. ... full review