Smartly written, funny, and unsparing in its reimagining of Lee Atwater and the Bush 41 presidential campaign. ... full review

A combination of grace, strength and aerial artistry, this version of the Ballet Giselle defies gravity to lift the story to a new dimension.... full review

How can one couple's journey, riddled with so much pain, complexity, and Mount Everest-type challenge, be handled with such grace, joy, love, openness, and beauty? Mimi and Mara will steal your hearts, break them, then return them to you more full and whole than you could have imagined. Even if their story is not your story, this play is both magic and medicine. Oh, and they are adorably hilarious, too!... full review

Let me preface this by saying this is positive - Pure, unadulterated chaos and madness. At times absurd or bizarre, other times charming, but I would categorize this as anarchist theatre - a show that makes the rules, hates the rules it created, makes new ones, then makes fun of them and then the audience. ... full review

Prepare to be whisked off by the enthusiasm and shenanigans of an action-packed bachelor(ette) party in the heart of Hollywood. Part comedy improv, part whodunnit, the electricity doesn’t stop with this crew—and neither do the drinks. My husband and I are first-time Fringers and we had an absolute blast. The ride (and drinks) alone are worth the price of admission. ... full review

A brilliant and sparkling expression of the challenges of simply walking through the world as a woman. Jannica Olin has crafted an effortlessly executed and deeply personal account of finding her own “perfektion” amidst the violence and disempowerment of misogyny and patriarchy.... full review

90 minutes? What 90 minutes? This show flew by with timely songs with brilliant lyrics that endlessly charm, get stuck in your head, and make you smile the rest of your day. In a world of bullies, cynics and critics- The Bully Problem reminds not just children, but everyone to stand up to evil forces and value community over opportunity.... full review

Very fun and informative show with an important message. Sophia Del Pizzo brilliantly takes the audience along on a journey through her struggles with anxiety, and teaches us quite a bit about the subject in the process, which I realized, I should actually know a lot more about!... full review

This show was INCREDIBLE! I walked in expecting a comedy show, but this was far more than that. This was an extremely well written theatrical work masterminded by the comedic genius of Cavode. She is funny, original, relatable, and down right awesome.... full review

Intense and lyrical, beautifully written and skillfully performed.... full review

I would say this is a quintessential fringe show. New participants and old die hards coming together to create something that only they could do. This could only be made by the people on that stage. I’d say rush and snag your tickets while you can because this a must see. Bravo! ... full review

Clever, funny, heartbreaking and real! I loved it! Amanda takes the audience on a journey, playing with her personal timeline to tell a poingnant story about the ridiculous and raw moments of life. The music and frequent humor has you swaying and laughing alongside Amanda as she navigates the best plan to “find a husband”. Her performance is brave and inspiring. I highly recommend anyone see this for an hour of nonstop entertainment. ... full review

An engaging post-apocalyptic tale that overall works well. A different sort of experience from Matt Robinson that takes the audience on a strange, different sort of ride to a great destination. Even if it has a few bumps along the way.... full review

This is hands down one of the best things I've seen at Fringe this year. Different, compelling, beautiful in its design and execution. I was literally blown away by the experience and I've told everyone I know to see it before it's gone.... full review

This was like an episode of the 1960's Batman TV show if it was created for the Carol Burnett show or SNL. Goofy, strange, occasionally bizarre and always funny. It's filled with a great cast that leaps at their attempts to spoof Batman and his villains with joy and humor. An exceptionally good time.... full review

As my first 1-man show, I thoroughly enjoyed the experience and its message in the importance of representation. Kelvin did wonderful portraying the many people who've affected him throughout his life as well as being personable with the audience. Thanks to Chris Game for inviting me :)... full review

There is something incredibly joyful about a well-presented melodrama and this show is -exactly- that. A lot of fun from beginning to end, Four Clowns has returned with a show that has just enough fun for kids and just enough adult-humor to feel a 'little bit' dirty. It's a nice combination that's well acted and just a good ole' time.... full review

This was a very good show with a great message. The actors were excellent and their deliverance was fantastic. ... full review

A smart, physically sharp and exceptionally performed story. Everything about this show kept me on the edge of my seat with compelling acting and writing that covered an impressive sliver of a broken relationship. One of the smartest shows I've seen at Fringe this year.... full review

I thought it was so engaging, funny and moved along at a good pace. I felt like I got to know the characters. ... full review