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Songs for Moby Dick: - Came in as a fan of the book, and a literary fan in general - Very faithful to the book... Maybe too faithful? - I would have liked to hear the vocals more clearly; the sound/score overwhelms the vocals - Great, if you want a pat on the back for having read the book (which I tried to re-read ahead of time....and failed) - Still decent, and glad I saw the show

Seasons of Soul: - Emotional and uplifting - Two of pieces within the show bought me to tears - Would recommend to others who enjoy dance and physical storytelling (I'm a big fan myself), and would see it again if I could fit it into my schedule - Only reason a star is taken off is because there were sound issues in one of pieces, and the sound of squeaking from the performers' feet on the stage at times (which was takes you out of the emotional experience slightly) - My favourite dance show for Fringe so far, and will remain so. Really, just stellar.

Orbit: - ABSOLUTELY recommend (caught me by surprise and was an impulse purchase to pass the time while I was waiting between shows). - Tightly written, well-acted, well-performed. - Play is incredibly well-weaved on how it touches on multiple themes deftly and without being overtly in your face about it (immigration classism, economics, systematic challenges, so many things). - Use of the stage is simple and well-thought out, and the sound is clear. - It is a very tight hour. - No complaints that I can make even if I wanted to. - GO SEE THIS SHOW!

So funny, goofy, and clever! Could possibly the funniest show from Fringe this year!

Great for families, and all ages. Sweet and wholesome story. Tim Walker (Rock Collins) is standout, and impressive (what a cartwheel!). Take your little ones and laugh together!