Me and my boo laughed for hours into the night this was so funny! Every freaking scene took the foolery and fantasticness to a new level of laughter. We deep belly laughed. The actors were great it was very reminiscent of "In Living Color" sketch comedy, VERY edgy, raw, relatable and thought provoking.... full review

A fun romp of a musical! ... I've seen the HELL'S KITTY movie this play is based on and the play follows it pretty closely - even expands on it a bit. The audience had a great time! Fun to see if you're a cat lover, a horror movie lover, or a lover of musical theater.... full review

Excellent depiction of severe psychological disabilities. Jessie is very honest and clear about the difficulties she has faced, and has developed an impressive show depicting them in a graphic way. I have worked as a psychologist with individuals in similar situations and found this depiction very honest and true. ... full review

Hilarious show! Well written, sharp, goofy, and a damn good time! ... full review

This play bravely takes on a VERY important subject that is being totally ignored. I applaud this creative team for bringing this play to the Fringe. One has only to drive a street away from the venue to see this play in reality everyday. I think theatre at its best tackles the important subjects of the day. Kudos to The Flower Society!... full review

I’ve watched Edie and Petey Stevenson sing their way through steamy scenes since they first appeared in a shorts show at the old Elephant Theatre over a decade ago. One of the reasons they’ve come back in so many forums is the humor, empathy and ingenuity of playwright Tony Foster. Amir Levi and Demetris Hartman launch Edie and Petey into comedy's stratosphere. Levi's legs are hurricanes of movement and emotion, and Hartman paints a color filled portrait of a young man who comes to realize his... full review

I absolutely loved this show.Marnie Olson’s writing blew me away with her illustration of the many facets of the inner voice of the female mind. I related to them all and found it frightening and comforting at the same time to see these inner voices actually played out in such a unique and clever way. Huge fan of ‘Marnie Olson Humor.’... full review

Intelligent writing, topical subjects, wit, sensitivity and charm make these short plays within a play a wonderful choice. ... full review

Death and the Fool was brilliantly performed. The actors clearly devoted a lot of time to honing their bodies to perform intense physical theatre. It was a rollercoaster of emotion. I very much enjoyed it!... full review

The story created here subverts the superhero tropes well. Full of funny jokes about secret identities and superhero struggles, the play's core centers around a married couple's struggle that is very real and very poignant. It definitely gave me some serious feels. ... full review

Genuine, Human, Immersive Carl is genuine. This is not a set about a sexually frustrated wife at home with two kids having the comic lampoon them in front of strangers for laughs. No, this is Carl who odd as it may seem has a life that is all too comically true. Why embellish when the truth has your audience busting a gut. Human it is. Carl has a talent for bringing you to the scene that he is illustrating with words. You are there. You feel for the man who has had some pratfalls all ... full review

If you are human you should go see this show. The best one person piece I have ever seen. I was riveted from the first moment to the last and on my feet before she could finish her bow.... full review

Great bold choices made for setting (complete dark with some lights) and intricate story line with large crescendo. ... full review

Touching, funny, prescient. Felt rushed sometimes, but truly touching and poignant. Awesome experimentation as well.... full review

This show moved me in so many different directions. Vanessa and Lindsay did a brilliant job bringing to life a variety of perspectives circling around some of the most painful, yet often ignored moments a human being experiences in a lifetime.... full review

A brutally honest look at addiction and recovery by a captivating woman. ... full review

Full writeup at https://cahighways.org/wordpress/?p=15392 This was just a real fun and enjoyable show, and I wish there was a greater audience for it. Shows are nothing without an audience, so get off your butts, and go get tickets to see shows!... full review

Don't miss this hilarious, heartfelt show! ... full review

Full writeup at https://cahighways.org/wordpress/?p=15392 My top level assessment after seeing the show? There’s potential there, but it does need some work (which isn’t a bad thing). It didn’t have a Fringe-y feel to it: the story felt put together, and the performances were reasonably good. Yes, there were some staging and performance notes, but those are correctable. More significant was the story: there is potential there, but some more shaping is needed to bring it to that next level. Bu... full review

A beautifully written and acted journey through the monster of grief.... full review