It's good when people share their challenges and struggles out loud. This show is a true pleasure to watch due to the exceptional talent of Jessie Knowles.... full review

Very quirky and funny! Sam engaged us in hilarious and unexpected ways using props, light shows and audience participation. Lots of surprises!... full review

A fantastic and fun musing on the superhero genre - what makes a hero a hero?... full review

For everyone who has every done a Fringe show, Blackboxing is must see theatre. Matt Ritchey sharpens the blade of his years of festival theatre experience and lovingly skewers every wonderfully awkward stereotype. Matthew Martin's fluid direction moves Ritchey from performance to performer with ease. And we should ALL have a stage manager as wonderfully honest as Jim Niedzialkowski, who steps out of the booth to keep it real and bring a beautiful heart.... full review

Loved it - absolutely see this show if you have the chance!... full review

Insightful exploration of grief done with thoughtfulness and love. ... full review

Ridiculously entertaining and thoroughly delightful, with the kind of lead performance that Travis Acedia would surely call a "tour de force." ... full review

Another reviewer here already noted that this isn’t an immersive show but the director stood up during this performance to note that instead it is a ‘site-specific’ show... which it isn’t actually either. It’s really an ensemble show in the round (or in this case, the rectangle). The cast is solid and the writing is interesting. I wouldn’t stress any Sorkin-like equivalencies at all, though the dialogue is rapid fire, that’s about as close as it comes and that, from this reviewer, is a complim... full review

was wonderful. It moved me to laugh and cry. ... full review

Robot Teammate does it again. A delightful show of whimsy and silliness, but with a beautiful, heartfelt core. Every performer shows the strength of this great ensemble, especially Dave Reynolds, a veritable ensemble to himself, and Kat Primeau as the strong but conflicted Duchess. However, no one shines brighter than Molly Dworsky. Her wonderful pluck and enthusiasm are worth the price of admission by herself. The score is memorable. (I'm still humming the opening number). Paul Hungerford's ... full review

This play was hilarious and the acting was fantastic, especially Christy Lee Hughes as Jennifer Lawrence!!! Very inventive and clever! Bravo 👏 👏👏👏👏 ... full review

This send up of Scientology from an ex Scientologist who escaped after spending 20 years and a million dollars to become 'clear' turns the whole ride from seeker to sucker into an evening of hilarity. And boy can she sing!... full review

This was one of the most boldly giving pieces of live theater I have ever seen. ... full review

I absolutely loved this solo show! Nicole surpasses all of my expectations. I had a feeling it would be good, but she pretty much blew me away! I tried really hard not to cry but she got me, as she did much of the audience who were moved by her authenticity. ... full review

I loved this; best show I’ve seen at Fringe 2019!... full review

Gunfight is a laugh-out-loud funny Wild West romp in the style of G&S — for the musical theater aficionado and novice alike, this show has something for everyone. The cast are energetic and hilarious, and their dialogue felt almost like improv sketch comedy, which worked incredibly well. This short, one-act show is a great addition to the Fringe Festival. I would highly recommend checking it out!... full review

One of the best shows at Fringe I’ve seen this far. This piece is so well done, so touching, so relatable, so playful, so full of freedom and joy. Amanda is a little kid again, and she holds the audience in her hand the entire time. I hope this show gets more attention. I know that I’ll for sure be recommending it because it would be a mistake not to see this.... full review

Unconventional, inventive and entertaining.... full review

Whacky and fun. Brilliantly staged, and all five actors were superb. ... full review

A must see show! Lincoln 2020 is face-paced, witty and wildly funny. Well-written, skillfully directed and showcasing a very talented ensemble. The show asks some important questions while keeping you laughing out loud from start to finish. Ten out of ten. Go see this play! ... full review