Loved it! And my team won! We got all three correct! A lot of thought went into the puzzles and games. If you like escape rooms, this is the show for you. ... full review

Ever ready and festively dressed (try not to covet those shoes,) Bunny embarks to work for “one of the best humans ever!”– a dream come true. Endlessly sparkling and positive, she's loaded with anecdotes on the joys (and perils) of spreading holiday cheer, motivating in “Elf” meetings (“Elfin' Rocks!”), encouraging (and corraling) customers, and generally elfing around.... full review

A play about Vietnamese food? Of course it will have food! I wasn't sure what to expect with this one-woman show, and I was so glad I came. It's especially satisfying to listen to someone tell a wonderful story that is so close to home. Simple and engaging, with lots of wonderful stuff to try. ... full review

Fantastic show!!! Fun crisp and so funny... full review

Polished, vulnerable and quite funny.... full review

A riveting production! ... full review

Three great stories, well acted, fun and touching. Dear Diary got me in the feels. Audra Leffingwell is a wonderful young actress and Young Dana is a a real treat. When Dana hugs Young Dana, something clicked. My heart cracked open. ... full review

My daughter and I both greatly enjoyed the show. Utterly relatable, even if the circumstances of the memoir are one of a kind. ... full review

I thought this was an extraordinary slice of a world we got a glimmer of wonder and did not want it to end. Very few plays you are left wanting more and this was one. Great acting, great duo and a wondrous story.... full review

I enjoyed learning more about George Lucas' early years. The 90 minutes covered a lot of ground and moved along.... full review

Eight powerful, wonderful women SPEAK! I was moved from the very BEGINNING! The sound of all of those women telling a story together through light, breath and heart.... full review

Very entertaining, clever songwriting, well paced and well acted!... full review

Charming, witty, musically and technically brilliant, these are just a few words I would use to describe the production Swiped APPly ever after. Miss Bernardi's portrayal of Polly's comedic plight through the emotional roller coaster that is online dating, gives this male theater goer, a powerful look at the female perspective. Come laugh, cry, maybe get a little creeped out, as we all cheer for Polly and her search for her true love!... full review

This show broke me: As a playwright. As a brother. As a human being. This may be the best piece of theatre I have seen in my entire life. It feels like this piece was written for me. ... full review

Wow. Mandy. This show is so well written, and hilariously performed. My stomach actually hurt from laughing. Not only that, but, as a female who can relate all too well to the darker side of this comedic piece, I had a cathartic experience. ... full review

Quirky fun - Caitlin Cook is a talented firecracker! ... full review

Loved it! The show felt very natural, and the actors rolled with everything the participants threw at them. Super fun!... full review

A short, tight, sweet little fever dream of a brain teaser that is equal parts "The Three Stooges" and "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest". It's proof that shows don't have to be long to be substantial. ... full review

Half quiz show, half mentalist act, this ode to baseball fits the Fringe like a well-worn glove. Brett commands a supernatural knowledge of the sport. His abject delight in relating esoteric facts may stir even the most baseball-apathetic to appreciate America's pastime. I would call this piece a grand slam, so don't strike out or walk from this run.... full review

A complex and affecting tale with a skilled attention to detail in terms of time and place. The show really evokes a lot of authentic emotion, and the result is something purely theatrical. ... full review