It’s haunting how relevant—and funny—this somewhat dated piece remains

Slightly buzzed from our gin-and-honey bees knees, we find the site-specific plays by a diverse group of local playwrights make for welcoming, accessible, easy-to-enjoy theater.

I wish Renegade could conduct these walking performances all year round

Several local women writers perform their work in an illuminating, engagingly entertaining literary slam-dunk of an event

Chris Davis has come into his own as an exuberant and irresistible Rumpelstiltskin who spins his own life’s straw into gold.

A telling tale of what it means to be an immigrant in the U.S. today

For those who ever stopped to look up the giant painting on the wall of one of the buildings in Philadelphia and wondered how such an awe-inspiring artwork was created

With life and football you have to push through it all to get to the joy.

Each viewer experiences this 360-degree show in his/her own way.

Ridiculous, Jennifer Blaine, L’Etage, Sorry, Safety By Numbers, Dirty Joke, Vicissitudes of Travel, Kate Gibson, Karen Getz, Lily Blaine, Paprika Plains

There’s no fourth wall here: the audience is complicit in the consideration of POC men who lost their lives to judicial murder

IRVING BERLIN’S HOLIDAY INN takes us back to a kinder, gentler time when people could burst into song for no reason whatsoever.

A no-holds-barred look at the ways in which white feminists, with the best of intentions, don’t always walk even their own talk.

Hapgood is not just a spy story, it’s also a physics story

WOLFCRUSH misses the no-holds-barred humor, shock value, and pop culture-infused insight into youth culture of playwright Haygen-Brice Walker’s previous Fringe entries

The show is basically a pirate-themed excuse for these two twee indie folkies to sing their songs of love and independence.

The piece gets its appeal from the increasingly outlandish characters and an inventive absurdity that devolves into a game of fetch and walking construction barrels.

Dante had Virgil; in the divine comedy of our times, we have a self-absorbed vlogger.

A punk-horror Fringe show which engages the audience and keeps the us engaged

Gzelak finds the poetry and the absurd in the mundane.