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ROBBY ANGELL
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July 01, 2026
An absolutely beautiful, heartbreaking, and ultimately uplifting story that makes incredible use of two stages to tell a timely story of the ways past injustices seep into current struggles....
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JILL HOLDEN
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June 28, 2026
It's an important, deeply felt, complexly written, historically revealing, scarily contemporary, beautifully acted and staged piece of theatre. Why do we live with such fear of each other? What is the matter with us that we are still grappling with racism? It was moving and left us with an important message for today. Be loud! Fight back! I just loved the show....
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GRACE KORKUNIS
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June 28, 2026
Absolutely beautiful production. I saw it opening night and ever since, have been thinking about its coupling of themes exploring both the Asian American experience with internalized and experienced racism, as well as generational trauma. I also love the portrayal and foil of the black American experience as a reference point.
The standout to me was Miya Kodama who was able to find clear and colorful character portrayals of two distinct characters in two different eras of America. She really helped to paint a picture of both the self defensive inner world as a survivor of the Japanese internment camps as well as a young Asian American girl in the 70s trying to break free of that trauma.
This play is a very important and educational wa...
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MATT MORILLO
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June 28, 2026
Moving and touching show about human beings perservering in impossible times. ...
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RAY RICHMOND
certified reviewer
June 29, 2026
This was a masterpiece of a play - heartfelt, bold, beautifully acted, superbly directed, insightfully written. Easily the best show at Hollywood Fringe, one that deserves a run on a much bigger stage - say, at the Taper....
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ANONYMOUS
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June 29, 2026
Paper Flowers was a powerful and moving play. And it was so timely. Even though the events took place over 40 years ago and perhaps the targets of the prejudice might be different, the essence of the story absolutely applies to today. The story really moved me - I found I had tears in my eyes at the end....
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JAMES FERRERO
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June 29, 2026
Paper Flowers is one of the most beautiful shows you'll see not only at Fringe but anywhere. An uncompromising view into the darker sections of American history that are rarely talked about, the terrific script is anchored by a strong ensemble. What a wonderfully moving experience....
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ANONYMOUS
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June 29, 2026
Beautiful story that's heartwarming and culturally significant. Great writing with relatable and believable characters that never feel over the top. One of my favorite Hollywood Fringe shows I've seen to date. ...
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ANTHONY [email protected]
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June 29, 2026
Best show I’ve seen at Fringe. These were real people and their stories....
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EDWIN ESPINOZA
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June 28, 2026
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Drama live performance
I really enjoyed the Paper Flowers live show. Having the opportunity to sit in the front-row section and watch the actors perform right next to me was an exciting and immersive experience. The actors delivered an outstanding performance, bringing so much energy and emotion to the show. It was a memorable experience, and I highly recommend it....
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