Ernest Kearney

A crowd-pleasing and heart-warming show, and a wonderful little vacation in a realm where love and humanity reign. A trip worth taking.... ... full review

If there’s a more superbly produced show and more talented cast at the 2025 Hollywood Fringe, I haven’t found it yet. Bravo to all involved. ... full review

Richard Lucas will certainly make you laugh, and possibly make you cry. But most importantly, you’ll discover something miraculous in this true-life tale of his crazy hoarding neighbor with her ceaselessly yapping Yorkies; that by reaching out to others, we find salvation for ourselves. ... full review

Charmin The Musical packs so many toe-tapping tunes, satirical snickers, and so much straight-up pure entertainment fun in just a half hour, that it ought to be listed in the Guinness Book of World Records.... full review

Clownish perfection poses a unique problem for reviewers in that the blend of Da-Da slapstick and rib-tickling existentialism tends to defy easy description, in that they tell stories that go beyond language. I’ve always suspected the reason for this is that in our evolution, “clowning” preceded language. Holy, Holy: The Birth of Disco is such a show that the reviewer must resort to describing blocks The ensemble (Angelika Giatras, Alex Derderian, Emily Markoe, Hollis Hart, Tiffany Ogbu... full review

Michael Shaw Fisher provides a tasty dish of debauched funniness. Christopher Durang rewrites Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?... full review

Mallie McCown's madcap reimagining of James Cameron’s $220 million epic is ambitious beyond words, which is the source for most of the problems that plague this production. Those problems aside, McCown’s show is staggeringly clever and more fun than a barrel of monkeys in a lifeboat. Full review to follow. ... full review

I DON'T HAVE TO SEE THIS SHOW TO KNOW THAT IT IS A SUPERB PRODUCTION AND BEAUTIFULLY PERFORMED! SHELLEY COOPER HAS NEVER DISAPPOINTED!... full review

The loveliest show of the fringe. A beautiful concept in the most interesting venue in all of HFF24. Superb work by Christina Evans.... full review

BEAUTIFULLY MOVING, SHYLY ENTERTAINING, WONDERFULLY PERFORMED!... full review