Soo Chyun

This play is an absolute delight! It effortlessly combines entertainment and uniqueness. Being a Disney enthusiast, I thoroughly enjoyed the clever references that seamlessly wove into each line, adding an imaginative touch to the scenes. The concept of using one pair of actors to represent the present couple and another pair to depict their past was pure brilliance, and it was executed with dynamic and lively performances. The dialogues between the couple, entangled in relatable conflicts while ... full review

Losing Your Humanity is an exhilarating and one-of-a-kind production that combines humor, love, raw emotions, and fantastic musical numbers. The storyline takes unexpected turns, captivating the audience with its enjoyable and thought-provoking concepts. The actors deliver outstanding performances, their voices resonating with beauty as they bring heartfelt and creative songs to life. This show balances lighthearted comedy and profound moral themes, making it a must-see for heartfelt stories, zom... full review

Valley of Light is a sweet and mysterious show that captivated me with its dedicated cast and well-suited music. The story and music style reminded me of Celtic folk music, which I adore, and the exploration of themes added depth to the experience. While it took me a little while to realize that the story was set in a post-apocalyptic time, reading the synopsis clarified everything. Tess Botts deserves special recognition for her beautiful vocals and guitar playing on stage. However, there wer... full review

The play struck a perfect balance between humor and emotion, weaving together moments of hilarity and sadness with finesse. The writing was witty and heartfelt, capturing the essence of a modern-day romantic comedy. It was evident that the creators had put thought and care into crafting a story that was both entertaining and relatable. If you're in the mood for a light, heartwarming and funny theatrical experience, this play is a must-see. ... full review

Japanese sword fighting, elaborate costumes, badass girls wielding lethal weapons, and video animation on a moving screen—what could possibly go wrong? These girls exceeded all my expectations and more. Coming all the way from Japan to perform in front of a foreign audience in LA could be challenging, but they delivered an exquisite, unique, and mesmerizing performance that transported the stage to a whole new dimension. Absolutely phenomenal job!... full review

GETTING THERE! is a theatrical experience that sweeps the audience on an unforgettable journey, both on and off the bustling LA buses. Rebecca O'Brien's heartfelt retelling of her personal battle with cancer is a poignant, funny, and deeply authentic exploration. Through her storytelling, the show delves into the profound kindness of strangers, the transformative power of friendship, and the unwavering resilience of the human spirit. Rebecca's performance is nothing short of mesmerizing, effortle... full review

What a beautiful story, and performance! The Women of Lockerbie tastefully uses a real-life tragedy as a backdrop to tell a fictional, yet a truly human story about loss and how we wish to preserve the lives of our loved ones. I found myself relating to the pain of the main character as a mother who also has a son of a similar age, which was only complemented by the effective acting on display. Likewise, I'm sure that many audiences can find themselves connecting to this story in a similar way. T... full review

'Still Life of an Orange' was a truly unique and refreshing experience. It was far beyond most of the other Fringe shows as each story or fable took an abstract approach. Having a puppeteer treat very mundane objects like an orange as a character as well as creating a narrative through this concept, was inventive and fun. Despite the bizarre nature of the performance, the play never felt forced or unengaging. In fact, I'd say the contrary because it was hard to tell what would happen next with a ... full review

Brilliant writing. It touches on the subject of controversial issues and the effects it places on the actors involved in it. The portrayal of the two friends' conflict was so real. Skinjob delicately addresses differing viewpoints through both characters while taking the biases of social status in mind. Kerri and Viv are right in ways while also wrong in others too. The writers spared no expense on this 30-minute show through a rich narrative. I enjoyed every second of it. ... full review

Imaginative, beautiful and bold. The beautiful graphics of the video projection and the immaculately detailed costumes did a great job of taking me back to the land of Oz again. The characters felt familiar and the structure of the show immediately soaked me into their perspective. It was easy to get immersed in the world provided in the play.... full review