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Check out the full list of our writers' 2026 Fringe reviews, updated throughout the festival
All of BSR's 2026 Fringe reviews at a glance
With dozens of reviews coming in from writers across the city, we want to make it easy for you to find them all. This list of links, the most recently published appearing first, will be updated throughout the 2026 festival. You can also catch all of Alaina's mini-reviews here as the fest continues.
Theatre Contra's Whole F*cking Twilight Saga...in 60 Minutes (through September 26), by Adryan Corcione
Holland Andrews and yuniya edi kwon's How does it feel to look at nothing (through September 27), by Krista Mar
Howard Zinn's Marx in Soho (through September 27), by Josh Herren
Suz Evans's Ghost Fetus (through September 20), by Kiran Pandey
Casual Fifth's Here Come the Brides (through September 20), by Camille Bacon-Smith
Ontroerend Goed's Handle with Care (through September 21), by Anna Fiscarelli-Mintz
Nick Gillette and Nick Jonczak's VOYNICH (through September 27), by Walt Maguire
Stephanie Scott's From Ella, With Love (through September 20), by A. Lewis
Die-Cast's Americana Cosplay (through September 20), by Cameron Kelsall
Leila Einhorn's Days of Awe (through September 26) and Valerie David's Baggage from BaghDAD: Becoming My Father's Daughter (through September 20), by Gabrielle Kaplan-Mayer; combined review here.
The Bearded Ladies Cabaret's Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle (through December 20), by Evan Schares
Chris Davis's The 40-Year-Old Ballerino (through September 26), by Jill Ivey
Rachel O'Hanlon-Rodriguez's The Untitled Court Show (through September 27), by Krista Mar
Noam Osband's Wikipedilove (through September 20), by Emily Esten
Lindsey Walko's Bog Man (through September 20), by Kiran Pandey
BETTY'S Dickie Dickie Dicky Donnie (through September 23), by Josh Herren
Carly Polistina's Jane Eyre Wasn't a Whore (through September 20), by Jill Ivey
Savannah Reich's The Groundhog (through September 26), by Evan Schares
The Colored Girls Museum's Say It Loud, I'm Black and I'm Proud (through September 26), by An Nichols
Ninth Planet's Holy Fool (through September 19), by Krista Mar
Don Allen's Human in the Loop (through September 27), by Emily Esten
Hannah Mitchell's TRAD (through September 13), by Jill Ivey
Corps de Ballet PHL's Dancing in Yesterday's Stage Makeup (through September 13), by Camille Bacon-Smith
Izzy Sakak's TUZLUK (through September 22), by Krista Mar
Nichole Canuso's Lunar Retreat (through September 20), by Camille Bacon-Smith
Joel De Jesus-Pacheco’s Amor/Libertad Part 1 (through September 16), by Vicky Diaz-Camacho
Daniel Fish's Kramer/Fauci (through September 11), by Josh Herren
Joshua Crone's Waiting for Westy (through September 13), by Josh Herren
Julia Baccellieri's Strange Root, or the murder of PT Barnum by Joice Heth (through September 12), by An Nichols
Ben Grinberg's Plausible Deniability v. 01 (September 8 & 9), by Evan Schares
Justin Jain's BAD CLAY (through September 19), by Evan Schares
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