Extremely provocative and nail-biting! A very well done scenario with very believable characters - great writing. You’ll be on the edge of your seat for the whole show!... full review

Really enjoyed Paper Trails! Overall, I thought each piece was well done but I preferred the last one titled “Snow”. I thought it was a witty, current and well acted piece. ... full review

Saw this show by mistake actually, I walked into the wrong theatre. But I’m glad I did because it was amazing! So intense and thrilling! I strongly recommend everyone see it!... full review

TATTERED CAPES accomplished the difficult task of taking a genre that has traditionally existed solely in print or onscreen and making it work for the stage. Gregory Crafts does a terrific job of crafting all of the nostalgia, geeky fun superhero tropes, and social/moral discourse that surround these larger-than-life heroes. This is a must see! Surely it will be extended, so if you aren't able to catch it at Fringe, make it a priority to keep an eye out for additional performances!... full review

After watching multiple developmental readings and workshops of this show (including one where it was critiqued by musical theatre luminaries Steven Schwartz and Dean Pitchford), I'm thrilled to say that The Bully Problem has arrived! Congrats to Michael, the cast, and the team from NMI on a job well done. ... full review

At first I thought the show was going to be centered around the guy with the flannel around his waist. He’s purposefully a little obnoxious and interrupts his girlfriend, so you don’t know whether or not you should like him. But then, the girlfriend ends up sticking up for herself and you realize the play doesn’t center around them at all. In fact, it centers around the diner itself and how a central meeting place can bring so much life into one room. This is a story about a diner and how people ... full review

Throughout the history of the Hollywood Fringe, Robot Teammate has consistently offered clever, well-executed musicals that ooze with talent and charm, and they've done it once again with POCKETS, their British-ish tale of teenage rebelution and breakfast pastries. Run, don't walk, to catch this show and discover "The Gift of the Lift."... full review

The reviews aren't wrong. This show is a lot of fun. And the premise is great.... full review

Oh this was fun. Lucas Alifano had me by the heartstrings the moment he stepped onstage as our almighty creator. A rockstar cast. Delightful premise. A knock-out comedy from start to finish. ... full review

"Ask a Black Woman" is a masterclass in solo performance, and Shanara Sanders is a master at her craft. She is tapped into both herself and the Big Picture in a potent and omnipotent way.... full review

Intelligently written, the play winds it’s way through awkward dates and mixed signals to land some very real punches of truth and self discovery. She uncovers many layers of being “too much” and bravely turns her judgment to herself in a moment I won’t soon forget, as she realizes that she must challenge herself to accept others in the way she wants to be accepted. Beautiful. ... full review

It’s a madcap romp if there ever was one. :)... full review

The immersion was quite good - I like the overall concept of the show and can easily see how it would be carried even further. I enjoy that the deities are meant to have a level match with the audience members, with my main drawback being that the show deals with a 'numbers' issue, but which I think can be solved through progressive ironing out.... full review

A delightful and macabre show that is as funny as it is ultimately heartbreaking. I laughed, I cried, I enjoyed Mitchell Bisschop's brilliance as a writer and a performer. ... full review

Fun fun fun! Missed my High School Prom so I guess this pretty much made up for it! Got a lot of hugging in! Not so much kissing but lots of grinding! Plenty of drinking! That makes for a good prom, right?! Oh and dancing.... did I do any dancing? I kinda lost track after the drinking.... ended up at Pinks after and I have plenty of photos to post, so it looks like I had a great time!!!😁❤️❗️... full review

This show really hits home near the end, drawing it out from the darkness her personal struggles and into the light of the reality of just how common and insidious mental illness is. A brave and honest look at not only her family, but herself, it was really special to see Anne-Marie emerge victorious. The show felt extremely personal and intimate. ... full review

Great acting,staging. Powerful communication of emotion and memories. A rich, satisfying production. Highly recommended. ... full review

Very funny and engaging journey in finding oneself and how our experiences can influence our levels of trust. ... full review

This show dealt with overlapping issues of addiction and religion in a fresh way, taking some surprising turns. I particularly appreciated moments where characters made decisions we didn’t expect and that the arc of these decisions bent toward justice. ... full review

Absolutely adorable, quirky, and charming.... full review