FRINGE REVIEW: Invisible Girl
INVISIBLE GIRL by Syreeta Briggs is a tough piece to watch. Not because it’s bad, mind you, but because the subject matter is raw, aggressive, and sad. Briggs…
Read MoreINVISIBLE GIRL by Syreeta Briggs is a tough piece to watch. Not because it’s bad, mind you, but because the subject matter is raw, aggressive, and sad. Briggs…
Read MoreHOME from Homegrown Theatre is a rarity; a suspenseful horror play and one that doesn’t suck. Ben Dudley, known for his quirky humor, so-bad-their-good puns, and unconventional storytelling…
Read MoreTalk about a masterclass in acting. GEN & MABEL, a very honest, raw, and insightful play about two women who struggle to fall in love, is a good…
Read MoreI can’t recall a time when an audience has responded so viscerally during a production. I was feeling it right there with them. GOD OF OBSIDIAN is a…
Read MoreThe Cincinnati Fringe Festival is an opportunity for local artists to show off their original work. It’s also a venue for out-of-towners to bring their more polished pieces…
Read MoreThere’s something about really good solo shows that always inspires me. BUSTED BUMPERS AND OTHER METAPHORS is an exceptional solo performance, with sneaky insight and wisdom from such…
Read MoreFirst, a disclaimer: I have a relationship with Cincinnati LAB Theatre and this particular show that prevents me from writing a traditional and proper review of this piece….
Read MoreRead my CityBeat review of 8×10 here. Read my CityBeat review of RUMI’S FIELD here. Read my CityBeat review of SUMATRAN RHINO here. Read my CityBeat review of…
Read MoreI’m envious of Trey Tatum and his giftedness. Poetic but not, his words drip out of the right actors mouth like maple syrup and honey and bittersweet chocolate. He…
Read MoreNow this is a good way to kick things off! With perhaps the longest title in the Festival, pet fish are for killing by accident somehow it’s really…
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