Gregory Crafts (he/him)

Absolutely outstanding. Bravo.... full review

Beautiful show. I spent the whole time wanting to give Chris a big bear hug because I could relate to her story of feeling like an outsider and only wanting to fit in. She tells her story with genuine honesty, disarming vulnerability, and an easy humor. Go see this. Even if you're not a 90's kid like we were, you'll relate. ... full review

After watching multiple developmental readings and workshops of this show (including one where it was critiqued by musical theatre luminaries Steven Schwartz and Dean Pitchford), I'm thrilled to say that The Bully Problem has arrived! Congrats to Michael, the cast, and the team from NMI on a job well done. ... full review

Throughout the history of the Hollywood Fringe, Robot Teammate has consistently offered clever, well-executed musicals that ooze with talent and charm, and they've done it once again with POCKETS, their British-ish tale of teenage rebelution and breakfast pastries. Run, don't walk, to catch this show and discover "The Gift of the Lift."... full review

A heartfelt, sincere, and unflinchingly honest look inside a very messy mind that's chock-full of music, struggle, personality, and joie de vivre. ... full review

After years of Bob reviewing my shows, I'm honored to return the favor. Bob's been a fixture of the Hollywood Fringe scene since the beginning. A true patron of the arts. Now, he can count himself amongst the performers, with his lovely solo show. Bravo, sir!... full review

This is the first show in a long time where I flew to my feet immediately upon it ending to give it a well-deserved standing ovation. "Fuck it" is my new personal anthem, and it will be yours too, once you hear it. 10/10 Will See Again.... full review

Visceral and unnerving. A unique theatrical experience that's still screwing with my head hours after leaving. ... full review

A good script performed by two actors clearly in love with the material.... full review

It's not very often that I enjoy people doing scenes and monologues from Shakespeare, but this is put together so well, with such charming conceits, I can't help but adore it. ... full review