Greg and Philip rate it:

Stomp! A delicate chime from the sparkling bhekamukha girdle falls to the floor. Stomp!! A white accent piece from the beautiful allaka headdress flutters behind a richly clad dancer. [Read more...]

Ben rates it:

A riotous, uncompromising musical odyssey, The Terrorism of Everyday Life chronicles musician Ed Hamell’s hard-edged life and career as he shouts, sings, and strums his opinions on our messed-up American culture. [Read more...]

Josh rates it:

Finally, proof that a Fringe musical can be genuinely good.  Not just a show I can find the good in, but one that is good from start to finish. And all this from a show with the title Captain Squishy’s Yee Haw Jamboree? [Read more...]

Mo rates it:

Despite being on the literal ‘fringe of Fringe’ as Source theater’s producing artistic director, Carla Hubner put it, the festival spirit is clearly alive and well in Cabaret Carousel. [Read more...]

Debbie rates it:

If you could conjure up someone who could get across the magic, frustration, horror and satisfaction of teaching in the California public school system, out would pop Jack Freiberger, [Read more...]

Hunter rates it:

Not all who wander are lost, right? So the saying goes. Many who travel with no destination do it simply out of a brave desire to learn about themselves and stumble upon new scenes, new forms, new connections. The performance group Weerd Sisters [Read more...]

Ben rates it:

The lights dim, the audience grows quiet, and an unnamed man calmly rises from the back of the theater. With his distinctive, deliberate voice and slight lisp, Luther Jett describes [Read more...]

Debbie rates it:

“Good enough for government work” is a well-known phrase in this “federal company town,” and it would be nice if a play bearing that title could add some spicy insight, a little levity, originality and creativity to help explain it. [Read more...]

Caitlin rates it:

Even before the South-Asian American Dance performance began, I was immediately taken by the diversity amongst the dancers.  Reading bios in the short program, I was intrigued [Read more...]