Tamara Dunbar

I had difficulty with this one. The actors could stand to project more, because I had a hard time hearing them many times. The play itself was decently written and brought up some interesting ideas about the interaction between technology and uniquely human experiences. However, I don't think that the actors' abilities were fully capable of truly communicating such a deeply emotional subject. Not a complete bust, but I wouldn't recommend.

A unique show that uses rhyming in a way I don't think I've ever seen in a Fringe show before. Alisha's experience in poetry slam really shows through and lends itself to a great show. The subject matter is deeply personal to her and it shows. It's a great, moving, and joyful play, and should be seen by everyone!