Hollywood Fringe Festival 2026 Reviews

A funny relatable exploration of complex camp counselor relationships under the guise of promiscuity, with thoughtful insights into the dangers and vulnerability of fleeting love.... full review

A Man Called Mommy delivered a poignant and humorous message about family, faith and radical love through the lens of a white queer trans man, his Black children and his conservative Trump supporting mother. The one man show confronts identity politics, prejudice and ignorance with witty and clever portrayals of loved ones - mom, siblings, children and himself as they grapple with what it means to really embody and embrace the teachings of Jesus-love everyone. ... full review

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Little Chaos is the play I'm jealous I didn't write! It beautifully transmutes the agony of a situationship into a gorgeous, highly theatrical, impeccably executed work of art. Clever writing and heartfelt performances. A visual, sonic, dance-y treat for theater-goers of every ilk.... full review

Out of this world. Lots of fun. Rock n Roll. Humans suck. I want to see this play again. I really liked the writing.... full review

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Sooo fun, come ready to P L A Y — or don’t — but everyone has the opportunity to chime in and change the course of DOLL COURT. Maddie has an inviting and easy presence that makes it hard to not want to play with her. Crazier than hell and not afraid to show it. The cases are absurd, the logic is absurd, the dolls are dressed better than you. ... full review

A warm hug from two grown-ass performance art clowns, waiting for their big break. A 30 minute joy fest! See this show!... full review

Loved this show! It was funny and one of a kind specific and fucking wild all at the same time. It was also beautiful. Go see it!... full review

A silly, fun time. Josie and the Pussycats vibes, but with intergalactic secret agents (who also happen to be in a band). So much to love!... full review

Honestly stunned by how good it was. It's hard to find the words. What every Fringe show aspires to be. Absolutely blown away.... full review

Magnetic, funny, visually stunning. Lissa has a considered, precise performance that draws you in and keeps you excited to see what’s next. What a world Lissa has made. You’ll miss out if you don’t step in. Truly. ... full review

I think this is a very intelligently written piece. The legal jargon that the sister has as a lawyer is quite impressive. She played the role brilliantly. The actress is actually British and does an English accent absolutely perfectly. Eric Toms is so charming as the struggling a Writer living in Los Angeles as a character that we want to vote for.... full review

I think Stephen Vlasak did a great job of re-creating the FACTORY World where Andy Warhol and friends made films with Edie Sedgwick. The actress who played Edie did a wonderful job. She was brave, courageous, and truly committed to the role. Which was very impressive.... full review

So much fun! It played with form in a way that was both smart and playful, constantly shifting expectations and keeping the audience on its toes.... full review

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Diva down becomes diva up. much power in this character! Encapsulates the aging star who is still ultimately the same as they were at 25. Funny and visually great ... full review

Fantastic show! Julia is a triple threat: singer, actor, TRUTH teller! She's like me—enough charm to fill the Roman coliseum (it's ok—she's Italian!), and she blends it with one part musical theatre, two parts confessional storytelling, and a big dollop of heart. And a teeny tiny dash of one more thing that I won't mention because I'm not Italian (nothing to do with this) and I don't do spoilers. ... full review

Interesting characters land in a whodunnit murder mystery. Entertaining... full review

A beautiful, funny, and deeply moving coming-out story told with remarkable honesty and heart. David is a gifted storyteller, drawing the audience in with humor, vulnerability, and vivid detail, then carrying them through moments that are both heartbreaking and uplifting.... full review