Brenda Wong

A smart and sharply written political satire. Megan, Rob, and Sean are hilarious as they argue, push the Constitution via an infomercial, push conspiracy theories via a game show, and sometimes push each other to humorous onstage violence. I watched this show on the evening of the Presidential debate, which I did not watch. Based upon reviews of that I have heard coming in, this show was the far more intelligent choice.... full review

Truly one of the most inventive, creative, fun shows I’ve seen at Hollywood Fringe. Zack is captivating as Zoog Dabbity, who seeks squeeb to return to his planet after his spaceship crashes on Earth. What is squeeb? You’ll have to go to his show to find out, and possibly have yours extracted.... full review

“Suck My Tongue” is a story inspired by the news story of the Dalai Lama and his alleged inappropriate behavior toward a young boy. This story takes what now seems like a mere blip in the never ending news cycle of cancel culture, and invents a whole team of wacky characters around it to cluelessly bumble their way through public relations damage control, confronting their own ideological and generational differences within the team, as well as their American-centric cultural misunderstandings a... full review

A fun, chaotic interactive show, which pits two teams of contestants against each other in multiple competitions going on simultaneously.... full review

Victoria is an excellent storyteller as she relays her stories of seeking love and finding disappointment in her search, from adolescence to her current state of comfort in her own self-reliance.... full review

This is a show in two parts by the talented married couple Jake and Laura Scruggs. The first part, delivered with pure childlike joy by Laura Scruggs, is a tribute to her beloved Grandpa as she reflects on her memories of growing up in a religious family. The second part, delivered in a more matter-of-fact but nonetheless entertaining style by Jake Scruggs, is the story of how they met and married, and some of the struggles they navigated as a couple. Each in a unique style completely distinct fr... full review

This was a thoughtful show centered around a family intervention for the youngest daughter in the family, filled with both drama and humor.... full review

A thoroughly enjoyable interpretation of the Lord of the Rings, minus the scenery, large cast. and special effects. All of these are replaced by Riley Smith acting out the scenes, while doing an incredibly thorough and oftentimes hilarious job of describing the movie action.... full review

An insightful and bravely honest take on romantic and sexual relationships and how they are affected by the family relationships we grew up with, delivered with Joy’s humor and energy. ... full review

Great plot, funny and lively. Excellent acting, singing, and choreography bring the characters of the fictional town of Mud Dirt to life as they either join the angry mob trying to hunt Bigfoot, or protect him from the angry mob.... full review