Pit of Goblins is a must see! Funny, disturbing and a fantastic soundtrack. Mitchell is either a genius or in terrible need of therapy, either way you want to watch.... full review

Wonderfully acted. Hauntingly beautiful. This piece was hilarious, dark, thought-provoking, and compelling. It really took me by surprise in all the best ways.... full review

It was refreshing to feel challenged a bit while watching 2 for 1. Alyssa Virker's avant-garde approach to her show was bold and took its time shaping the message that came together nicely by the end. Angela Beever's show was unapologetically intimate and brave in a way that felt relatable even if you had not lost a parent under such brutal circumstances. Both women should be applauded for exposing themselves through their art in such a fearless and courageous way. ... full review

One of my favorite shows at Fringe. Kirkland's story about how he became (for a time) obsessed and convinced by various YouTube conspiracy theories is utterly compelling. It's well written, well directed, and really well performed. ... full review

Brilliant. We thoroughly enjoyed the show. Beautiful, fun, funny, moving. The time flew by. Loved the actor. Jon Ebeling portrayed his protagonist deftly, perfectly. He takes you on an interesting and fun ride through the adventures of Bob Donovan, successful Hollywood screen writer. We plan to see it again!... full review

Smartly written political drama that unfortunately fails to give adequate weight to Atwater's biggest inequities - his dog-whistle racism and Southern Strategy. ... full review

A portrait of inner suffering that is strange and yet strangely familiar. On the one hand, how many of us can relate to feeling we have a foreign object in our body that drives us to insanity, but on the other hand how many of us can relate to having tortured thoughts that drive us to insanity?... full review

The fun concept of writer-director Katy Foley’s Best Night Ever: A Bachelor(ette) Night is that you, the audience, show up at a bar and get in a limo for a bachelor or bachelorette party, and nothing goes to plan, in all the most entertaining ways. But the execution of the idea proves more difficult to pull off than anticipated, leaving you in this weird place in between immersion and alienation.... full review

Amazing! Great acting and a really fun time. By far the best show I have ever been to. Creative, hilarious, and very well written. ... full review

A stellar production from start to finish. A thoughtful, witty, touching and enjoyable evening of theater. ... full review

Candace was just fantastic!!!... full review

Tap dancing. Balloon animals. Unscheduled grapes. Twirly's Traveling Tricks is probably the last show I'll catch at this year's Fringe, and it was a great one to close out on. Benedict delivers a hilarious one-woman variety show in character as Twirly the itinerant undead clown, who is perfectly comfortable with tap numbers, singing, and other tricks, but struggles with more mundane tasks like coherent sentences or putting on shoes and hats. It's all delightfully surreal, and there's a bit of vul... full review

An earnest recounting of some real-world experiences with homelessness...... full review

I was very impressed. I had seen the first run of the show about two years ago and seeing it again tonight, it has gone through many great revisions.... full review

Every once in a while you get lucky enough to see a master of improv at the top of his form. Unfortunately, that was not this show. The humor is dry, the timing was off, but it was still an interesting show, primarily for the M&Ms being passed around. ... full review

Jon Ebeling is amazing!!! What a joyful exploration of Bob Donovan’s incredible life. Will be coming back again tonight.... full review

This year’s show revealed an entirely different side of her amazing life. This one was more relatable, and filled with brilliant comedic moments. She held the audience in the palm of her hand, and we will forever be changed by her willingness to make herself vulnerable. ... full review

There have been quite a few politically charged shows at HFF19, but this one is unique among them. It tells the story of the nonviolence movement started by Mahatma Gandhi and perfected by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. It is told in story and song, and will stay with you long after the final bow. ... full review

This play needs a lot of work from writing to staging. Many flaws.... full review

Stacy was born to be onstage. Her confidence shines through as she tells us why the men (and a boy that she met while in Elementary) find her “a bit much”. Personally, I think she’s enough! ... full review