Hilarious!! Hella biting humor, but on point... full review

Paced to the rhythm of Stephen Colbert(?)’s ironic voice, this play immediately pulls you into its wiggy town and wayward citizens, three of whom claim to be the mayor. An astonishing cast delivers Pamela Quinn Eberhardt’s tight script with everything required from stupidity to slovenliness to ennui. Bad things happen ... in the most hilarious way possible. A 15 year quest by Eberhardt to wrestle onto the boards, this adaptation of the Stephen Colbert-Amy Sedaris-Paul Dinello novel deserves a ... full review

Very entertaining show and kept my focus the whole time! I really liked the variety of entertainment I was seeing. Made it mysterious and intriguing and I didn't know what I was going to see next. Would definitely come back again!... full review

Such a fun show with an incredibly talented cast!!! The music was so wonderfully written and performed. I found myself humming it after the show. I loved every minute of it! ... full review

A very compelling, relatable, and funny coming-of-age story from a guy whose dorky charisma knows no bounds. ... full review

A wonderfully written and brilliantly acted tour-de-force! This is everything a one-person show should be... the audience instantly engaged with the performer, the story was well-structured and the audience was happy to go along on the adventure. I am so thrilled I got to see this show. Ayo Majek created an intimate journey that was not just fun to watch, but the twists and turns were unexpected and tugged at the heartstrings more than once. The direction was pinpoint perfect, and created an enti... full review

Wow. One of the best Fringe shows I've ever seen.... full review

One of the best new plays I've seen in a long time. Loved this, particularly driven by the impeccable performances of Leon Russom and Bruno Oliver. This theatre should be filled every performance. Do not miss this, it has legs! I cannot praise this enough.... full review

WOW!!! What a treat!! absolutely refreshing and clever. Loved everything about it, especially the script by Stephen Fife filled with brilliant words and situations, with clever twists and turns. This is a perfect example of what theater is, a roller coaster of the tragicomedy of life that is so compelling to watch.... full review

A touching and funny rumination on death, sex, violence, and mourning of loved ones mediated by two eccentric characters gently carrying you through the range of emotions on those topics. Be prepared to have a respectful sense of humor about death and loss. Audience participation is highly encouraged. ... full review

Great writing, great acting, surprising, in the moment, Kelley and Sam are two top notch committed actors. and I recommend this to everyone. Always kept me guessing and never lost my attention.... full review

A hilarious and incredibly well-executed show ! An all-around terrific production!... full review

A very entertaining and thought-provoking play. I was challenged to pay attention and really think about each character and their purpose. Each had a specificity to the story line that I found to be really interesting to figure out. The characters one-by-one were unique and memorable. As they connected and disconnected from another throughout the play, it made for an interestingly developing plot. I enjoyed watching the characters try to understand their existences while I myself was trying to un... full review

Wow, that hour flew by and I was laughing the ENTIRE time. Everyone was enjoying themselves: the audience, the actors, adults, that one child, the dog in the front row...What a delightful romp.... full review

My favorite play of the fringe season so far! The story pulls you in right from the start and the acting is superb. The characters are very well developed, and I like how the play unfolds over a long period of time. It covers a lot of themes like religion, helicopter parenting, homosexuality, politics, and drug addiction. It has serious moments but very funny ones too. I highly recommend it.... full review

Wonderful piece of theatre, well directed, well written, wonderful cast.... full review

I loved this play although it made me sad for the main character, Jin Hi. She idolizes her father, but he couldn’t care less about her. Her mother is mean and is always calling her stupid and useless. She tries hard to be a good daughter, but the bar is impossibly high. She never gets credit for all the things she does correctly, and she feels isolated and alone. It’s not just normal teenage angst, she is completely controlled by her overbearing mom and the Korean culture. School sucks, hom... full review

Wow! I loved this play. The characters are very well rounded, and the scenes make you feel like you are standing outside the kitchen door listening in. When one of the main characters died I cried. I don’t think a play has ever brought me to tears before. ... full review

This show is GENIUS. Don’t worry about what it is, just know you need to see it. It’s basically impossible to discuss without spoiling something.... full review

A very enjoyable show. It opened my eyes to a world that I have not had a lot of contact with...that being the deaf community. I laughed, learned so much and walked out feeling joyful.... full review