Jennie Fahn

Absolutely fantastic, brilliantly performed, wall-to-wall hilarious, and surprisingly touching show! I knew from the fake program I was in for something fun... I never stopped laughing - until the end... an unexpected and lovely turn by Matt Ritchey. There are so many one-person shows that have so many reasons not to see them, with messages that don't pertain to every group. This is a one-person show with every reason to see it and a message that should be heard by everyone. ... full review

Extremely well-written, artfully directed and acted one-acts that highly complement each other. A really well-paired duet of theater!... full review

Hilarious and on point - a perfect Fringe show, with fully committed, excellent acting, snappy direction, and great writing from start to finish. A super fun and funny play!... full review

A fun, funny show! Not altogether perfect - some of the plays are a bit uneven, and not sure if certain actors were under-rehearsed or simply underwritten - but worth the ticket price for the plays that were really hysterical! 'Polite Racism' might be worth the price of the ticket alone... but if you're in a really silly mood, throw in the last piece as well, as I laughed my ass off.... full review

A delightful, funny, and accomplished show - well written and skilfully performed by its charming author, Heather Dowling. It tells a wonderfully relate-able story, and even for those who have not experienced fertility issues, it is something very worth hearing - since you know someone going through it who is not comfortable speaking about it - much like the character in the show.... full review

A really wonderful study of Marilyn. Kelly's performance is fully committed and she transforms from the ditzy, blonde-bombshell to a real woman with real, relate-able problems. She takes us on a full journey that was just a pleasure to enjoy and fascinating to imagine! ... full review

Captivating, entertaining, and educational journey through a biblical history with a touch of modern and classic language, wrapped in acrobatics, fantastic use of stage work, masterful characters, and strong writing - a terrific piece of work! ... full review

A dynamic, energetic, explosive exploration of an intimate personal history told with expert precision and an amazing assortment of original characters! Diana delves into her past in a unique and original way, sharing intimate details with her audience that truly makes us fall in love with her! ... full review

A top-notch play in every sense - brilliant writing, top-tier acting, smart, snappy direction - and a story that everyone can relate to since we all have crazy families and holidays that make us want to say, "Why do we do this to ourselves?" But Tiffany Cascio and her wonderful ensemble give us a reason to affirm our commitment to torture ourselves again - this terrific play deserves to be broadcast to a wider audience so more people can be reminded what family really means. Bravo!... full review

A beautiful, funny, very human play that touches a lot of relate-able emotions while seeming strangely elusive. An effervescent play that reflects humanity in the most evocative way. I loved it. ... full review