REVIEW: Fun Home
It’s about time. When this show won its Tony Award for Best Musical in 2016, I knew it was one that Ensemble Theatre would try to produce as…
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FRINGE REVIEW: seXmas Cards
Kate Mock Elliott couldn’t be more naked. Not literally, but in her one-woman show, seXmas Cards, she bares it all bravely. You might call it oversharing and if she…
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REVIEW: The Wolves
I don’t know if the opening night audience really understood how good THE WOLVES is. As a script, its pure genius. Without giving anything away, know that it’s…
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FRINGE REVIEW: Stow Your Baggage
Alexx Rouse is committed, to be sure. Before STOW YOUR BAGGAGE begins, she greets the audience on the way in as a flight attendant does on a plane,…
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FRINGE REVIEW: The Vegetables!
Kevin Crowley has a strong sense of humor and it usually rides the line of dark black to a deep navy blue. So, when I saw he had…
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2019 Fringe So Far . . .
I’ve survived the first weekend of Fringe intact. I saw seven shows in two days and proudly got the reviews uploaded quickly. I hope they’re helpful as you…
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FRINGE REVIEW – ZOINKS! – NOT TO BE MISSED
I told Trey Tatum and Bridget Leak, the forces of nature behind Queen City Flash, that while I always look forward to their Fringe pieces I was a…
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FRINGE REVIEW: This House Will Never Let Us Go – NOT TO BE MISSED
I’m afraid of actress Kristen Vaughan. I mean, if I were to see her at Know Underground Bar I would be hesitant to talk with her. I want…
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FRINGE REVIEW: The Origins of My Magic
Cody Clark is a magician, who happens to have autism. This is his second show at Fringe; he’s back and this time he’s letting us into his history…
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FRINGE REVIEW: 90 Lies An Hour – NOT TO BE MISSED
When a show sells out its first performance – and second, which is the one I attended today – you would expect it to be good. After all,…
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