Undeniably hilarious. While the script could a little tightening, a powerhouse ensemble of comedic geniuses carries this show brilliantly. ... full review

Very funny variety show -- SNL meets In Living Color, with sketches, stand-up and even a musical guest. ... full review

This show was so funny and really fun! I am not in the industry so it was really interesting to me that the actors wrote it and the one actress produced and acted in it. I was really impressed. The chemistry between the characters was great; it seemed like they knew each other for a long time. I really enjoyed this play! ... full review

I have never been so moved. Black has a wild story to tell, but it's the way she tells it that is so incredibly impressive -- so skillful, funny, and heart-wrenching. Her specific story has much to say about love, survival, and hope. And she's a performer you will fall head over heels in love with. I can't recommend this show enough, or anything Black ever does again for that matter. I keep trying to explain to people in how unbelievable this show is, but you just have to see it! It's genius!... full review

Adorable. I didn't watch much of Nickelodeon and had only heard of "Doug," but I was thoroughly entertained. They played part of an episode of the cartoon after curtain call, so I was able to see how the show was modeled after it.... full review

The Robot Teammates keep making magical musicals! "Pockets," is another Fringe show by this incredible group that is high energy, super-fun and sure to make you leave with a big smile on your face. Definitely worth seeing!... full review

A crisp, simply presented piece with dynamic performers. David Foy Bauer embodies John Lennon perfectly. Spencer Cantrell brings nuance to everything he's ever done and this is no exception. Maureen Cleave woos us with her subtle charm. This is a great teaser for the full length play to come.... full review

A fun, goofy and prodding jab at Americas obsession with Superheroes, all while being a Superhero story itself. ... full review

Pocketmon was the best example I've ever seen of people working within severe restraints to make something truly magical. At all times, the cast and crew skirted the line of absurdity for absurdity's sake, but they stayed grounded, and the result is something hysterical, endearing, and ruthlessly original.... full review

A beautiful show -- well-written, well-acted, well-sung! It belongs in a major theater with a full cast and orchestra.... full review

Emotional and raw. Good chemistry between the actors and a great ending.... full review

This was a delightful one woman rom-com. Light hearted but not full of fluff because of the depth and talent of Alena Bernardi. She is classically trained and possesses a phenomenal vocal instrument. She engaged the audience seemingly effortlessly with all the tools of her trade (acting, dancing, singing, comedy) in an interesting story with compelling music. ... full review

This heartfelt and honest show is a collection of multiple stories all told in a group effort. With all the stories weaved together, you can't wait to see what will happen next in each storyline.... full review

Good absurdist art, which Lincoln 2020 certainly is, must contain an element of contemporary plausibility to be effective. Somewhat paradoxically, we live in a time where information about anyone is readily available to everyone, yet we still largely elect leaders who we already know the most about. Heading into this play, I had been thinking about how older politicians like Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump, Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders naturally have an advantage in the name recognition game simply... full review

I thought it was a very creative and unique show sparked by new world technology and humor. The combination of opera and piano was delightful to see in such a show. This show really brings out the idea of respecting yourself and if you make mistakes not to beat yourself up about it. CKM, age 12 My middle school aged daughter loved seeing a show created, composed and directed by young women. As an aspiring writer and musician herself, it's so important to me for her to see that it's possible to... full review

The Last Croissant surrounds you with the sounds and feelings of camping in the woods while parading it's quirky colorful characters through existential crises. ... full review

Very entertaining and funny. Great performances and wish it had been longer!... full review

What a masterful comedienne! Lindsey creates characters that you just HOPE you'll get to see over and over again - oh, no, not because they're wonderful humans. Because they are so wonderfully off-center and in some cases - rotten - that you can't get enough.... full review

A very intense exploration of a necessary and sadly relevant reality we have been struggling with for some time. A push and pull of identities struggling to break free of a toxic masculinity that pervades almost every nook and cranny of our lives.... full review

So awesome! The attention to detail pays off as this incredible ensemble of actors takes you down into the mine with the specificity and skills of true craftsmen. Unique and excellent storytelling. What an experience!!... full review