Emily Clark (she/her)

The concept of the personification of our inner facets and emotions is nothing new (both Herman's Head and Inside Out mined this topic), however, Petriello's script is a fresh decidedly fresh and theatrical take. I love the very relatable concept of competing solo shows battling it out within one's head! Combine that with nimble direction by Karsh, and a delightfully charming cast, and you come out with a sweet, hilarious, and ultimately empowering Fringe show!... full review

A total hoot of a Fringe show! Chris is always a must-see at the Fringe and this show is no exception. Fancy has the audience in the palm of her very capable hands. Hilarious and just an overall great time! ... full review

One of the strongest solo shows I've seen in a while. Marissa's warm, focused energy welcomes the audience with open arms all while telling a deeply personal story. As a fellow Eaton Fire victim (whose story is not dissimilar to Marissa's), this show was a balm for my heart. I wept for the town I've lost, but came out of the show feeling like a part of something bigger: a community. I don't know Marissa well (yet!), but I'm so very proud of her and this fantastic show. ... full review

I loved this wonderfully weird, joyous, camp-tastic show! Morgan is such a dynamic performer and the melding of multimedia, music, and costumes made for a delightfully interpretative piece. Any show that combines Reba McEntire, Carol Burnett, Tina Turner, and Ann Reinking with Morgan's fabulous sense of style and talent is a must-see!... full review

Brendan has always been an endlessly compelling performer and even a work-in-progress by him is so worth seeing. "The Movement You Need" is about youth, family, love, childhood, growth, acid, na-na's, and the Beatles - and I loved every moment of it. I definitely can't wait to see how this piece develops! ... full review

I thought this was an extremely strong Fringe one person show. I loved the concept of physicalizing and naming one's anxiety and coming to terms with it. Extremely brave, at times very poignant, funny, fun, and heartfelt. I truly believe this piece would be masterful if it went through another draft, with notes from folks who are part of the theatre company here in Hollywood. ... full review

I've known Matt Ritchey for a while, and I've seen many of his Fringe shows. I can absolutely say, without a doubt, that this is the best thing I've ever seen him do... and he directed my own one-woman-show!! Both parts hilarious and heartbreaking, this show is everything you love/hate about Fringe shows packed into a 45 minute piece. ... full review

What a fun, campy delight! Amir Levi turns Edie Stevenson, someone who could easily be a one-note joke, into a fully fleshed out character, and you root for her the entire show! If you're a musical theatre junkie, you will double over in laughter again and again. The highlight of the show comes at the end - no spoils, but you might wanna bone up on your musical theatre history before attending! Fantastic cast and a wonderful time!... full review