It's Personal

This is a great, must see show. The cast members are superb storytellers and incredibly courageous. The show is simply about real people pouring their heart out to you, a perfect example as to what Hollywood Fringe is all about; expressing yourself through art and performance, to your fellow community.... full review

An honest attempt at putting personal true stories center stage.... full review

I loved it. I wish I had time to go to the other performances to see the other pieces the show had in store. (apparently on different nights of the show they rotate performers)... full review

If you’re looking for a new show to explore at the LA Fringe Festival, be sure to check out IT’S PERSONAL. You’ll be in for some hilarious and painfully real stories told by young up and comers in the LA theatre scene. If you’re a fan of solo performance, you will really enjoy this show. If you’ve never heard of solo performance, I strongly suggest checking it out. A great night of theatre! ... full review

This show was amazing. So real and hilarious. There were so many different stories, each as entertaining and hilarious as the next. It very much showcased the variety of peoples lives and how they cope ( very comedically ). ... full review

Incredible, Impressive, and Very Moving. I've seen all of the previous shows from "It's Personal" and I've loved them all. While it sounds simple on the outside, the stories they share are so complex and touching, it's really unlike any theater experience I've ever had. The creators, and the performers, are all bound for great careers. ... full review

Spectacular show. Every performance felt genuine. I was left laughing by some and inspired by others. ... full review

It is definitely personal. The reflections and stories presented by each performer delve into pet peeves, observations, and introspections that invite each audience member to find someone to relate to. For me, Chloe Godard's irritation in "Can You Hear Me Now?" is the mirror image of my own anxiety which might be called, "Please keep talking."... full review

An inventive take on the solo show phenomenon. Not one but many short, individual solo pieces, all played over a brisk and entertaining hour. These writer/performers certainly justify the "personal" in the title, with an excellent array of deep dives on self-image, insecurity, identity, relationships and any other damn thing you can think of that makes up the human experience. Some are deep and contemplative, some hilarious, some a little of both and all are compelling. Producers Liz Kummer and Riley Billingsley have created something special here and I look forward to future iterations. ... full review