He obviously based his play around a setting that he was familiar with, and writes about his own experiences. The play was a social comment on the life of the main character. All the jokes and puns cracked in it made the whole play more enjoyable to watch. The play was very appealing to the audience since it not only made the play seem more relevant, but it made them feel special since it seemed like it had been engineered specifically for them to put themselves in that situation. ... full review

8/15/19 at the Arena but locked up tight. Guess the extension was canceled? So why still selling tickets Fringe???... full review

Brilliantly written and performed. Laugh out loud funny at times; sad and shocking at others; Ghost Town is a balanced and vivid portrayal of the little talked about Anglocrisis in Cameroon. ... full review

The show dealt sensitively and effectively with the current issues of shootings at events involving children and teachers and how the affected family members dealt with the tragedy.... full review

Fun, light comedy with a positive message for everyone.... full review

Funny, delightful, and engaging. There's nothing wrong with being unabashedly positive and having a truly happy ending. I was genuinely surprised when it ended, because I thought it had only been 60 minutes rather than 90.... full review

This show was amazing! Can't stop thinking about it. This brilliant performance was entertaining, thought-provoking, and inspiring! I wish everyone could see this! ... full review

A super-fun (pun intended, obviously) romantic action piece about insecurity and deep love. I didn't see TC until Extensions and I now understand why it won BEST DANCE AND PHYSICAL THEATER - the use of shadowplay and combat sequences may not have been crucial to the plot, but they WERE crucial to the production. TATTER CAPES had a cinematic vibe while employing tried-and-true theatrical conventions, adding up to a unique yet comfortably familiar experience - cast (especially Dixon, Mercedes, and ... full review

Contrary to all sorts of "common sense" you can quite practically put all sorts of spectacle onto the live stage. Sea battles, exorcisms, poisonings, gunshots, sword fights, etc. If you have the budget, dragons and falling chandeliers are not out of the question. But who cares without the human connection, the power of the human soul coming to terms with itself via contact with another human soul? Movies and video games cannot help but eclipse live theatre for spectacle. It can almost neve... full review

This show is terrific! It's highly original, entertaining, funny and moving, and absolutely chilling at one point.... full review

"Tattered Capes" is one of my favorite shows from this year's Fringe! So glad I got to see one of the encore performances. An original smart, fun, and surprisingly moving take on the superhero genre.... full review

The script was very written it was original and well researched. It was funny and satirical. Super well done.... full review

In the context of an all too familiar classroom gun hostage scenario, we are thrust into a jarring reality check of what it's like being a teen in urban America. Though you may initially root for the obvious protagonist(s), the deeper reflection is do you demonize or humanize the "apparent antagonist"? ... full review

Tattered Capes is an epic story trapped in a 80 minute show. What could have easily been a more extensive TV series is here squeezed all its juice into one action-packed show. It deserves a second viewing.... full review

A breath of fresh air! The joy of Christmas in June is really possible. A refreshing introspective on how to take the metaphorical fruitcake of purposelessness and create the delicious life you really want, making your everyday rich like the holiday. ... full review

A balanced, well written theatrical performance on a fragile and important conversation about the agency of women's bodies. Entertaining and educating all at once. A must see for all genders, ages and socioeconomic backgrounds. ... full review

Very entertaining! I really felt like I was on the journey with Ayo to find love. I laughed out loud, I felt her emotions and rooted for her along the way. Her story is relatable and the message is powerful. ... full review

I was amazed at the talent that this theatrical group could put together to make such fun, lively production.... full review

Batter Up! felt more like a conversation with a friend than a theatrical production, and I mean this in the best possible way. Brett's love for baseball makes listening to a chronological listing of all the teams that lost in the World Series both endearing and something to root for; seeing Brett dig back through his years of baseball knowledge to triumphantly retrieve and share is both a remarkable feat of investment but also engrossing to observe. Even if you don't love baseball, this show give... full review

Ayo does excellent character work. I enjoyed the unique way she told her story (at the airport) and how we traveled with her from destination to destination. Ayo is charming, comfortable on-stage, and so fun to watch. I loved the ending - I totally was NOT expecting it at all and I was so touched by her honesty ... full review