Zay Warfield (she/her)

A Miracle on Christmas Street has some of the best “will they/won’t they” scenes I’ve ever had the pleasure to witness. Wish the rule of three applied! ... full review

Clever marketing, flawless multimedia, and a pitch perfect soundtrack are all elements of Near Sex for Work that you probably won’t notice because Daniel Shar steals his own show.... full review

Dance, heightened text, and a live score sets to life the “Death of the Swan” in this AZ based company’s production. The most artistic attempt I’ve seen at HFF24.... full review

Samantha Bowling does it again! An exquisitely crafted piece that sneakily educates while deftly sharing a personal story with universal appeal. Bowling creates art that has the capacity to inspire change. This is the fringe artist to watch!... full review

A true-to-form vaudeville with clever setups, biting lyrics, bawdy slapstick, and audacious humor, performed exuberantly by Caroline O’Meara, channeling the ghost of her grandmother.... full review

The stage is set for a dance piece about resting in peace at the iconic Hollywood Forever Cemetery…... full review

“Kill the Umpire” escape room experience is a home run! ... full review

It is rare to find a fringe show that is truly all ages, and it was a delight to be in the audience for “Baby Rock,” nestled between two moms with babes in arms while my own four and a half year old sat on pillows in the “lil rockers” section in front of me. This show, though it is not without its shortcomings, brings a visceral joy to children (and adults) through song, engagement, and spectacle, and helps instill a love of theatre at a young age. I’m a preschooler teacher by day, and I would re... full review

A valiant attempt.... full review

Vulnerable, honest, and utterly ridiculous. Do your soul a favor: stay up late and go see this stupid, funny, beautiful show. ... full review