Sights & Sounds

Mer Weinhold: “A beautiful, thought-provoking performance.”

Colin Noden: “Everyone left with a smile on their face.”

Laura Gauthier: “The show deals with some serious and dark topics obviously, but there are still moments of levity and hope for the audience to walk away with.”

Kate Carmanico: “It’s absolutely worth seeing, if only for 40 minutes of beautiful playwriting and a story that deserves to be heard.”

Mer Weinhold: “This is a twisted, funny, unpredictable play.”

Helen Lam: “There is only one more showing for Ludwig(a) at Fringe, so don’t miss it.”

If you were afraid that this “new” New Swears sound meant their live shows would be toned down, rest assured, they’re bringing all the energy and insanity that their concerts have become known for.

Nicholas McBurney: “It’s worth squeezing this short show into your schedule.”

Livia Belcea: “The title of the show is provocative and there was a decent-sized crowd on opening night—but the show didn’t quite speak to me as I thought it would and fell short of my expectations.”

Amanda Dookie: “Darcy’s bold attempt at humility deserves recognition.”

Courtney Merchand: “It’s the all-female Ghost Busters spoof you didn’t realize you needed in your life, but trust me, you need this in your life.”

Courtney Merchand: “Whether you’ve seen The Shape of a Girl before, I guarantee you’ve never seen it performed like this.”

Jared Davidson: “Elie’s jokes swerve between the cartoonish and painfully true.”

Helen Lam: “An absorbing one man show.”

Kate Carmanico: “The 55-minute performance is a whirlwind of storytelling, song, an interactive game show, a sex ed class and a dance party.”