Tracey Paleo, Gia On The Move (Official Press)

It is a rich and important piece to experience. A beautifully crafted ode to a truly great woman.... full review

Highly Recommended... full review

Clowns with Swords is a much meatier enterprise than most. No simple jesters allowed. Belly laughs will be scarce. Expect instead to be sufficiently captivated and sometimes appalled but ultimately entertained by this piece. Read the full review at Gia On The Move (official press) http://giaonthemove.com/2015/06/27/gia-hff15-review-the-three-musketeers-clowns-with-swords/... full review

Best “brainchild” of the season produced by Monica Miklas and directed by Lauren Ludwig, this is how real artistry gets incubated right from the streets of Los Angeles! Read the full review at Gia On The Move (official press) http://giaonthemove.com/2015/06/23/gia-hff15-reviews-the-hamlet-mobile/... full review

Taming of the Shrew has and is ever a problematic play to justify in the modern world with feminism and the independence of women. But add in a little bit of bondage and domination and oddly enough it all starts to make sense. Highly Recommended. Read the full review at Gia On The Move (official press) : http://giaonthemove.com/2015/06/22/gia-hff15-reviews-50-shades-of-shrew/... full review

“Getting To Know You” is a World Premiere Hollywood Fringe Festival event that takes you off the beaten path to get up-close and personal with strangers. All it takes is saying yes to an empty white chair. Recommended. Read the full review by Marc Wheeler at Gia On The Move (official press): http://giaonthemove.com/2015/06/21/gia-hff15-reviews-getting-to-know-you-an-experiment-in-intimacy/... full review

Rather than merely give us another shortened movie version of this literary classic, writer Kelly D’Angelo, who has read over six versions of the story including one in French, has no less than attempted to put as much time into creating the musical and include as intact a narrative as could be possible for stage — as did Dumas put into the actual literary writing. Only thing is, all that pre-study didn’t quite translate. Read the full review at Gia On The Move (official press) http://giaonthemo... full review

Wholly entertaining, thought provoking and poignant. Ready the full review by Benjamin Schwartz at Gia On The Move (official press) http://giaonthemove.com/2015/06/16/gia-hff15-reviews-orson-welles-and-scatman-crothers-in-a-hollywood-ending/... full review

If “Showgirls” drinking games is your cup of tea, run, don’t walk, to get your tickets — no matter who is in your way. Read the full review by Marc Wheeler at Gia On The Move (official press) http://giaonthemove.com/2015/06/13/gia-hff15-reviews-magnum-opus-theatre-presents-the-yearbook/... full review

Martina Medina as María gives a passionate and captivating performance as the Weeping Lady. Guillermo Garcia, too, gives a stellar and heartbreaking performance in his one-night-only role of Valentino. Read the full review by Marc Wheeler for Gia On The Move (official press) http://giaonthemove.com/2015/06/18/gia-hff15-reviews-la-llorona/... full review