Fringe fave funny as heck
Paco Erhard’s jokes went places I couldn’t believe he’d gone but his honesty was refreshing.
“Tales of the Macabre” frighteningly fun Fringe foray
Dalnavert Museum provides perfect setting with live soundtrack.
“Leash Your Potential” needs to go off leash sometimes
Fringe play takes aim at absurdity of many office jobs.
“Tales of Foreign Lands and People” reveals good in others
Every adult should take in at least one Kids Fringe show to appreciate the range of subject areas at this year’s Festival.
Run don’t wander to this play
A must see for everyone who’s ever traveled and anyone who’s wanted to.
Fringe play “Woody Sed” has full house audience singing along
Playwright brilliantly portrays life and songs of Woody Guthrie.
“Forget Me Not: The Alzheimer’s Whodunnit” captivates audiences
Talented raconteur’s Fringe play reminds us that “The people with the worst memories still tend to be the most forgotten about.”
Fringe play “The Wind Telephone” offers advice on dealing with loss
A story about a direct line to the spirit world.
Coming of age – the good, the bad, and the ugly
Fringe plays capture the naivety and ignorance of emerging adulthood.
A joke through time
Festival continues to be home to striving modest local productions while becoming party to a generation of permanent career Fringe performers.