Vampire Vs. Autism

This was such a fun and heartfelt show exploring the denial of embracing one's self through the lens of vampire. The vampire goes through stages of his insecurities by calling on the advice of his talking furniture. This was a very entertaining show and unexpectedly genre bending performance compared with the other fringe shows. There's fantastical storytelling, beautiful choreography, fun set pieces, gorgeous lighting, and funny moments interweaved with real life struggles.... full review

Taylor mixed his dance talent along with his skill as a writer and created a great show. With mix of humor, angst, tenderness and vampire-ness. ... full review

This sounds absolutely fascinating! Combining contemporary dance, punk rock, and such a unique concept like a vampire with autism definitely piques my interest. It's refreshing to see a project tackle identity and neurodiversity in such an imaginative way, especially when so many discussions feel like a generic <a href="https://playpokerogue.com">Pokerogue</a> and <a href="https://dex.playpokerogue.com">Pokerogue Dex</a> . I'm genuinely curious how they'll pull off the comedic allure with the underlying angst. ... full review

I truly loved every part of the show and that is mainly because of the fact that I'm a high functioning autistic and I have always been fascinated with vampires! I connected to the show from the core of my heart because it had so many similarities to the type of personality traits that I possess of which come along with my autism!... full review

As a mom, I thought I knew my son. But watching Vampire vs. Autism at the Hollywood Fringe Festival showed me layers of Taylor I’ve never seen so fully expressed—through movement, stillness, vulnerability, and raw creative power. This one-man physical theatre piece is stunning. It’s not just a performance—it’s a lived experience unfolding right in front of you. The vampire metaphor is clever and cutting, capturing what it feels like to move through the world with autism: the hunger to connect, the effort it takes to mask, the aching awareness of always feeling… other. Taylor doesn’t use words the way most performers do—he uses his whole body, his breath, his silence. And somehow, that says more. The audience laughed, leaned in, and I w... full review

I have to say this is the most interesting and fun show of all shows i have watched in this fringe.... full review

Didn't realize this would be as dance/physically expressive as it was, but was an interesting take on the concept of struggling with autism AND not being able to go outside without being burned alive...and a talking chair is always appreciated :)... full review

An incredibly unique way of explaining how it feels like to live with autism. Funny in so many ways! Taylor’s control over his voice and body are quite incredible. A fever dream of a ride, with a unique perspective told through a high degree of talent. ... full review

A Fantastic Show! Humorous, insightful, and beautifully choreographed. I’m only sorry that this was the last show else I’d have told all my friends to come!... full review

I am obsessed with everything about this genius piece. Visceral, hilarious, poignant, and beautiful! Taylor is an incredibly talented dancer, performer, and comedian. What a rare and unique combination of artistry that leaves you spellbound, deeply entertained, and teary-eyed.... full review