Black Bag Job

Black Bag Job is a must-see, within or beyond Hollywood Fringe Fest. I bought a ticket per recommendation by an acquaintance who introduced me to the Broadwater Theater. I’m not much for things meant-to-be, but I will say it was a rad series of events. I didn’t know what to expect, and the performance hit me like a truck. I was in recovery mode for the rest of my evening. Totally worth it. It’s a smartly written, well-performed powerhouse that I was not emotionally prepared for.... full review

Excellent, taught, with fine performances and a message from the 60s that resonates in the modern era. Really well balanced ensemble, with standout performances. Some very strong dialog and themes that the actors give real life to.... full review

I was impressed overall. The writing, the acting, the directing was authentic and engaging.... full review

There's something uniquely electric about discovering a gem of a show at Hollywood Fringe, a feeling that you've stumbled onto something raw, immediate, and alive. Black Bag Job captures that spirit completely. What stands out most is its sense of intention. Every moment feels considered without ever feeling forced. The writing balances intimacy and tension, pulling the audience into a space where you're not just watching for entertainment, you're participating emotionally and sensorially. There's a quiet confidence in the storytelling that allows the themes to unfold naturally rather than being pushed. The performances are grounded and present; this piece of mastery challenges you to reflect on your awareness and practice to democra... full review