2026 Audience Reviews
Member Reviews
The following reviews were submitted by Fringe Member: Stephanie Callaghan
Company: Sugar Throw Theatre
Show: Magical Athlete: Stadium Showdown
Venue: Rarig Stoll Thrust Theatre
Good call, Ref!
I would see this show again and again. A really fun premise for a Fringe show with great players, colorful costumes and props, and a bright, playful vibe overall. BIG shoutout to the Ref, who made all the right calls and brought absolute professionalism to the game. (Also, where do I get those sparkling green pants the announcer wore?)
Company: Maxxeapolis
Show: Maxxeapolis Goes to Hell
Venue: Mixed Blood
Hail Satan!
Company: SUPERMOON
Show: the statue of liberty is nora in a doll's house by henrik ibsen
Venue: Rarig Stoll Thrust Theatre
Wonderful
As usual, Michael Torsch produces amazing and unique art on stage. The technical aspects are enough for me to leave 5 stars, and I'm always curious to see what he creates. I left the show and am still thinking about it, and I think everyone should check it out.
Company: Mike Fotis Productions
Show: Tech
Venue: Strike Theater
*Glass Breaks*
A great cast of improvisers bring you through their journey of Tech before their Fringe Show. Even though I sat on the floor due to a sold-out house, it was worth it. Always love seeing improv at Fringe!
Company: JimJam Media
Show: The Local Music Scene
Venue: Rarig Nolte Xperimental Theatre
Where do I get one of those T-Shirts?
A great cast of improvisers (with really cool shirts)! They have a different local musician at every show and do improv based on the songs performed. A great concept that was well executed. The musician of the show I saw wasn't for me, but the improvisers did a great job of making us laugh (I love Horace!).
Company: Jake Mierva
Show: I Will Become The Silver Surfer. I Will Protect You.
Venue: Rarig Stoll Thrust Theatre
We love you, Silver Surfer
This was a great show. It was funny, sad, and ridiculous. At first glance this is just a man covering himself in silver paint, which would have been enough for me. But Jake gave us even more with an exploration into this character’s mental health, and the heaviness that some of us are walking through every day. Relatable and beautiful, and bonus: speedo.