I absolutely loved this show! From Jim Blanchette’s clever, funny writing and smart direction, to Esther Mira and Lisa K Wyatt’s brilliant performances. Their chemistry was fantastic, they played off of each other really well, and the way each of their characters shifted as the play progressed was so much fun to watch. I also felt the pacing was perfect—never a dull moment. This show is a real treat at this year’s Fringe and I highly recommend seeing it. ... full review

An absolute excellent use of an evening... one of the best things I've seen at the Fringe Festival ever! All the elements - writing, directing and acting - are there and of the highest caliber.... full review

love love love... full review

Cave Girl “The Musical” was magic! Thank you for your honesty, vulnerability, your “hey bitch” drunk voice (which was my favorite), and for putting all of you into this performance and out into the world for us all to witness. It was funny, smart, brave and REAL. ... full review

A fun exploration of modern dating with incredible vocal acrobatics performed by Alena Bernardi. Get ready for melismas galore. For music lovers you will get some good laughs from classical music references and musical comedy. An enjoyable variety of characters are portrayed by Alena and she shows the true gambit of her vocal stylings and techniques through the 75 minute performance. ... full review

The Puckwit Gang continues to astound and entrance with their third production, "In Conclusion". This play dances between realism and fantasy, a spellbinding tango of legal jargon and physical theatre, whose stage pictures inspire and leave one in awe. Dedication, talent and hard work are potent. RUN to see this play before it closes. In Conclusion: It was incredible. ... full review

An incredibly stunning piece of art! I was in complete awe of the cast - their power and talent, mastery over their craft and connection with each other kept me on the edge of my seat for the entire performance. Their ability to tell a moving story through this unique and powerful art form was beautiful. I feel so lucky I was able to see this performance of Giselle. ... full review

George. gives insight and charm to one of films biggest success stories. This well-rounded production all starts with the writing. To condense, visualize and help intertwine a story so thick in Hollywood superstars was no easy task, but the 90 minute play soars by so quick you'll be left wanting more. The fantastic writing is enhanced by it's masterful direction. I can't count how many times I was impressed with how smooth this three act was. Seemless set changes were covered by informative monol... full review

One of the things I love about Fringe is that it gives artists who are growing and shaping themselves a safe place to do so. This piece has a lot of potential as does the writer/actress. ... full review

I thought the show was pretty hilarious in the second half of the performance. The first half was a bit boring but the comedian redeemed himself in the second half. This performance was a bit of storytelling and comedy, unique performance.... full review

Having done my share of internet dating in my 30s after traveling the world and getting a master's degree this show hit close to home. My independent lady friends in their 30s can resonates with the question, "Why are you still single?" Ugh!... full review

A fun fan experience with clever design & lots to enjoy.... full review

As someone who has lived in George Lucas’ hometown all my life, I was intrigued by the concept of this play. We made to trip to the Hollywood Fringe Festival to see the play for ourselves. Not only did we enjoy the play immensely, we hope to bring the cast and crew to Modesto to perform “George.” to the town that annually celebrates “Star Wars Day” on May the 4th and has a month long “American Graffiti” Festival. I know that Modesto will love “George.”... full review

Fascinating intergalactic yet traditional version of the Marlowe tragedy of ambition. Well integrated with Klingon mythology and traditions.... full review

Carl Kozlowski does a great presentation of his struggles with a sleeping disorder that led to many an unintended, yet hilarious adventures. He teaches us what “narcolepsy” is from the inside out, and how it can look from the outside in - from his experience with the sudden “naps” - and bus rides to far out spaces! ... full review

A fun, contemporary send-up of power... Lots of current political commentary... Unfortunately the talent level wasn't really up to the ideas...... full review

Fabulous, provocative play. Great actors and well thought-out script, asking questions like, "Is morality for sale?" and "Should sex be considered a moral act, or a physical one?"... full review

Huge fun even for a non-baseball person like myself, as well as a legitimately impressive display of cognitive skill.... full review

Great show! Enjoyable from start to finish and filled with laughs. The cast was delightful, with all of them having plenty of moments to shine individually. I recommend this show as its fun, unique, and entertaining, especially for large groups. I hope the show is able to continue its run well after the end of Fringe this month, as I'd love to share this experience with friends. Congrats to the cast and crew involved and cheers to the future of Horny the Musical! ... full review

Beautifully staged aerialist version of the renowned ballet. Gorgeous production values and performances.... full review