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EdFest Review: Little Animals ****

Anna Burnside reviews a thoughtful production.

EdFest Review: The King of All Birds ****

Anna Burnside reviews ‘something satisfying and completely of itself’.

EdFest Review: Angels in America ****

Michael Cox reviews a production that ‘works remarkably well’.

EdFest Review: Call Me Elizabeth ***

Anna Burnside reviews a two-part production with ‘a convincing’ performance but lacks drama.

EdFest Review: Keeley Hazell--Everyone’s Seen My Tits ***

Anna Burnside reviews ‘an engaging and energetic performer’.

EdFest: Mario Adrion--Live a Little ***

Anna Burnside reviews ‘an engaging and self-deprecating performer’.

EdFest Review: The Tao of Lloyd ***

Anna Burnside reviews a production with ‘a smart conceit’.

EdFest Review: Ulysses of Scranton ***

Anna Burnside says ‘there is much to love about this throw-everything-at-the-wall production’.

Ed Fest: The Singer ***

Anna Burnside reviews ‘an enjoyable and uplifting’ production.

EdFest Review: ROLEPLAY ***

Anna Burnside reviews an anticipated production that asks questions but doesn’t give many answers.

EdFest Review: Jamie Wolf--Psycho ***

Anna Burnside reviews a set by ‘an engaging performer with an infectious smile and a strong gag rate’.

EdFest Review: Guy Branum--Be Fruitful ****

Anna Burnside reviews ‘a really accomplished show’.

EdFest Review: Phil Nichol--Aren’t We Lucky ***

Anna Burnside reviews the latest by the acclaimed comedian.

EdFest Review: Ludwig: Unfinished Business ***

Anna Burnside reviews a production with ‘some strong musical jokes and whimsies’.

EdFest Review: Mayflies ****

Anna Burnside reviews Grid Iron’s adaptation of the acclaimed novel.

EdFest Review: The Galloping Cure ****

Anna Burnside reviews a ‘fresh and relevant’ production.

EdFest Review: Cathy ***

Anna Burnside reviews a missed opportunity with a ‘masterful’ lead performance.

EdFest Review: Julius Caesar Variety Show ****

Anna Burnside reviews a very funny production with a ‘deeply satisfying, if horrific, ending’.

EdFest Review: I Am Johnny ***

Anna Burnside reviews a production that has parts that land but as a whole doesn’t gel.

EdFest Review: Lions ****

Anna Burnside reviews a production that’s ‘funny and crackingly paced while never losing the humanity of the subject matter’.

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