Regie P.

This was a wonderfully crafted take on parasocial relationships in an ever evolving digital age.

The acting was grounded and the connection between Eva and Mia is apparent from the get. I loved the utilization of the cables throughout the story.

Cool concept. Great execution.

In all of the unholy things ever! 😈

Truly blown away by this production. Fricken hilarious and kept my attention the whole time!

The pacing, the humor, the ritual sacrifices! Love love love.

Hail Live In Hell!

Lovely. Weird. Heart Warming. Everything you would hope to experience from a Fringe show.

Moosie takes you on a beautiful cosmic journey into what has been and what will be. (With Little Moosie providing face melting instrumentals).

The mask work was fabulous (particularly the opening) and I loved my little gift of cosmic stardust.

This show is not to be missed.

Loved this look into the dichotomy of sexuality and a Catholic upbringing.

I laughed my ass off and related so hard (as an Asian person who has also dated a Miata-owning white dude).

Go see this show. The divine sacrament is not to be missed (IYKYK).

Yasss Queen slay!

A witty, charming, and all too real look into modern dating.

The beats were concise, the jokes and bits landed so well. This was finely performed with great technical aspects.

Loved this show.

It may be early to say this, but Soul Maker is my Fringe ‘26 ultimate favorite. The atmosphere, the acting, the story, were all beautifully executed.

As soon as you enter the theatre the vibe is immediately established. You can experience the performance from the traditional seating or onstage with the gorgeous representational set (which also serves as a ‘theatre in the round’).

The lighting design by Christian Ching was a particular favorite of mine. It served to cement the magical realism elements of this story and seamlessly aid in the atmosphere of Flo’s emotional journey.

Every aspect of this production blew me away. You cannot let this year’s fest go by without seeing this show.

TLDR; Go see this show. Fricken seriously, go see this show.

Agnes’ charm, wit, and humor keep this show at a great pace.

Hilarious and clever and a great way to break into Spooky Season.

Definitely a must see! Make sure to drag your friends (possibly in a better quality wheelbarrow) and don’t lend Agnes your brooms.

A quaint portrayal of the ambiguity of grief through a queer/trans lense.

Grieving is messy and uncertain. All We Have shows us that losing someone and moving on aren’t cut and dry.

I enjoyed how this show lets us sit with the uncomfortable moments and gives us hope for Lily’s journey without a magic fix of her grief.

Make sure to buy a bookmark! Proceeds go to trans organizations. 💜

This glimpse into how identity and culture shape us but also how we shape each other. Brought me to tears.

An honest, intimate look into the mind of a creative with ADHD. Funny, creative, and relatable.

Louisa literally and figuratively puts themselves out on stage, bare, for all to see. (With a few Tik Toks and sparkles to keep your own personal Mimi engaged).

As an Asian creative who was also diagnosed later in life this hits close to home.

For anyone who has ever freaked or frozen over a deadline (and for those who randomly dance in their room) this is a must see.

But also even if you don’t identify, watch this anyway. Fricken awesome.