Rodnesha Green

There are no trolls in Nilbog!! OMG what a rowdy, bawdy romp this was!! Nothing could've prepared me for this entry, but my friends and I had a grand time!!... full review

Shewan Edward wrote and produced a valiant effort with "Hummingbirds..." and this cast put their best foot forward into the roles they were given to bring this sci-fi mystery to life. I was intrigued by the story and impressed by the staging. Also, why not support a free show during Fringe!?! It turned out to be a thought-provoking piece of theater with a lot of promising ideas. ... full review

Something about the intimate setting of this lofted theater heightened both the intensity and levity of this murder-podcast musical. Now there's 3 words I never thought would work together, but they do - brilliantly! This show is witty, it's campy, it draws you in and holds you captive til the very last beat. Lovely surprises and dark humor abound in equal measure throughout this show, and I loved every minute!... full review

I got to see Annika Hogarth's entry effort last year for Kittens and I remember thinking to myself, "This is one artist to watch." So it was no surprise to me that the "Meet the Robinsons Parody" was so wonderfully executed and had me smiling from ear to ear. The music for this show was SO GOOD! I honestly had to remind myself that they weren't a part of the original movie. And the cast... stellar! Every person was memorable, exciting, and offered the right tenor and presence to their respective ... full review

What an impression Mike Hadge has made with his first Hollywood Fringe entry! SSS was wildly entertaining from start to finish!! And the cast he has assembled is so brilliant. These "Stoic Straitz" played their roles so expertly taking inspiration from the obvious real figures, but adding personal touches that only each actor could. I expected to laugh, but I don't think I expected to feel... now ain't that somethin'!... full review

This beautiful, dark and deeply human endeavor was one of the best things I've seen during Fringe 2026! Destiny Faith Nelson held the audience in the palm of her hand as she guided us through the parallel moments of connection and disconnection that have every one of us wondering about our place in the world. It was deeply affecting and brilliantly executed. ... full review

Another amazing, suspenseful ride from Pam Eberhardt! The chemistry between the cast was intense and gripping, akin to watching a cat play with its dinner. And the final morsels... delectable! ... full review

My heart is still sitting in that theater space with Adedana… or perhaps it’s my Grief Baby reflecting on this tale. Either way this show was such a beautiful balm - expertly written and crafted and serenely staged. I felt cradled from start to finish going through this journey and felt so connected to each beat of this road trip. This is a tale not only for those who have Grief Babies, but those who are perfectionists looking for permission to be free to fail. It’s for those with wanderlust in t... full review

Andrea is so delightful to watch and has fearless turned a traumatic past into a comedic journey with a true sense of healing and reconciliation that allows her to confront her past - and take us along for the ride! She smart, witty, charming and in this show we learn how and why she’s able to own all of who she is. A true storyteller. ... full review

“You wrap the dagger with such elegance.” That line isn’t the only thing that’s sharp in this show! James and Natalie are outstanding in bringing a second life (or 42nd) to Chekov’s fated characters - Treplev and Nina. As a lover of the original play, this was a must see for me! But, even without knowing the showing James and Natalie make sure to bring the audience in to the the cold, foreboding Russian landscape that sets the tone for these variations to play out as we watch this enigmatic pair ... full review