An existential trip through words, Why Did The Chicken Cross The Road is an excellent example of what a Fringe show can be. Silly, absurd, intriguing, and ultimately surprisingly emotional, the actors are all committed to the strange world they inhabit as they trust the deftly written script made up of those very words.... full review

An engaging and celebratory play about what it means to have lived, loved, and be loved. Two of literature's biggest figures meet face to face, and have to figure out each others' pasts and faults in order to move on to forgiveness. ... full review

Easily one of my favorite shows of this year. Physical, emotional, disturbing, fast paced, and funny, 45 Milligrams will have you twisting with discomfort about the hoops and rings we all go through the minimize our own inner demons. ... full review

I thought the show was absolutely hysterical. As a millennial, the story was very relatable having battled the corporate 9-5 blues and wanting to have a"Eat, Pray, Love" lifestyle. I also, enjoyed the use of mixed media - it provided an elevated experience and made me feel like I was on the journey with Royce. ... full review

Cool story. I believed Parizek as Lucas, but that was as far as my disbelief was suspended.... full review

This is one of the best shows in the fringe! Smart, witty, funny, authentic, believable, captivating. Great writing and GREAT acting! Go see it!... full review

I keep delaying writing this review because I wanted to really sit down and think about what I was going to say before writing it. Well, I've thought about it now. April is one of those actors that I'm guessing gets underestimated. I can tell because I've seen it. It appears to me that stories on motherhood aren't as interesting as other stories. Which doesn't make sense to me, seeing as motherhood is literally what made all of us who we are today. There was a person out there that played some ... full review

Wigfield is a perfect escapist comedy during Fringe filled with top-notch performances from skilled sketch comics, an absurdly entertaining story, and an infectious energy that keeps you laughing throughout.... full review

A powerful performance from Crystal Bush, with great writing and acting, as well as distinct characters. Through this show, she is able to turn her tormented past into something truly wonderful, and breathe art into atrocities. ... full review

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A stirring and emotional piece about how far someone will go to take care of the ones who they love, and when faith isn't enough to get someone through. Excellently acted and written. ... full review

Powerful, emotional, overwhelming, glorious, depressing, and eye opening. This show glued me to it from lights up to lights down, so much that I gave a standing ovation halfway through (there are two one acts, but I thought it was done after the first). ... full review

Unlike other shows I have seen on the topic, this one was searingly truthful and without clichés, but with observed moments that even those not in the Club would recognize as utterly genuine. Those unexpected details drive the show with a vibrant performance breathing life and urgency to the human need to not simply survive but to regenerate.... full review

A smart and tense play that questions the very nature of celebrities and the fame that follows them. When faced with your heroes, how far are you willing to go to be like them?... full review

Irina Kompa's adaptation of The Little Prince was enjoyable and touching. The actors connected well with the story and connected to the audience with humor and insight. A wonderful take on the classic tale that was creative and still relevant today. ... full review

Wonderful! Such a fun and entertaining show! Alena is marvelous. Her voice is beautiful and the songs are super catchy and spot on. I enjoyed every minute of this musical. I highly recommend this show. ... full review

Great Evening in the theatre. Characters based on real people we think we know but we don't know the whole story. It's fun to watch the life story of one of films icons unfold. Performed by a strong company of actors. Special Kudos to the actors play George and Spielberg who turned especially good performances. Their scenes together just sang and were my favorite in the show. ... full review

A smart, 'custom-made for political-junkies' story about an almost forgotten man. (How is that possible?) It makes you laugh, makes you angry, and it chills you.... full review

Great characterization, a strong story, vocals and harmonies are excellent. ... full review

Dark, funny, and only a slightly embellished version of our current political climate, Mayor's Debate takes the voices we are too familiar with today and brings them to their insane logical conclusions, giving us a release of catharsis while asking the question "why can't we all just be nice to each other?"... full review