Arts & Theater
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#HFF25: A PERFECTLY STILL CURVEBALL, reviewed
A PERFECTLY STILL CURVEBALL by Pam Everhardt is the latest offering from Fringe stalwarts The Unknown Artists, a company name…
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#HFF25: Bless Your Heart, reviewed
One of the most striking elements of BLESS YOUR HEART was the palpable enthusiasm and joy surrounding this new work…
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#HFF25: THE DOG LOG, reviewed
THE DOG LOG may seem like a simple story about a man, a dog, and a cranky neighbor. But its…
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#HFF25: FUCK! AN ICEBERG, reviewed
At the top of the show, McCown comes running on in a boxer’s robe. It’s an appropriate start to what…
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#HFF25: EGGS, reviewed – GiaOnTheMove.com
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#HFF25: WIN!, reviewed – GiaOnTheMove.com
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#HFF25: GOING HOME, reviews – GiaOnTheMove.com
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#HFF25: 52 PICK-UP, reviewed – GiaOnTheMove.com
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#HFF25: RISE OF A KING, reviewed
Vico Ortiz’s solo show, RISE OF A KING, is one part drag show, one part exploration through childhood discovery, and…
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#HFF25: Mike Blaha: International Joke, reviewed
Once a full-time practicing lawyer, Blaha has transitioned into a storyteller and international traveler, much like the Rick Steves of…
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