Smile, Baby

What an amazing show full of powerhouse intersectional women! What better way to address such a prevalent topic and complex epidemic through comedy and Caberet like sketches. The writing and timing was terrific and only backed up by the spot on acting and physical performance that can only come from those who truly understand the meaning of what they are doing because they experience it on a daily basis. Well done! More of this everywhere! ... full review

Utterly BRILLIANT: an absolute must see for Fringe 2015. While it's hard to imagine that a show dealing with the subject of street harassment would be a good time, this show achieves exactly that, with remarkable finesse. It tackles the issue from multiple angles in a way that is extremely relatable, often poignant, but at the same time immensely entertaining, often laugh-out-loud funny, and over the top absurd, exactly the kind of treatment this absurd social phenomenon deserves. The cast is excellent, each bringing their unique voice and style to this true ensemble piece. It was well-paced and well balanced, and the 50 minutes soared by and left me wishing there were more. It's truly refreshing to see a strong female cast dealing with fema... full review

Smile, Baby is a very, very funny play. Go see it! It's a fantastic ensemble piece delivered by an accomplished all-female cast. Not only is it funny but it packs a punch and makes you think about some important stuff too!... full review

What an amazing show full of powerhouse intersectional women! What better way to address such a prevalent topic and complex epidemic through comedy and Caberet like sketches. The writing and timing was terrific and only backed up by the spot on acting and physical performance that can only come from those who truly understand the meaning of what they are doing because they experience it on a daily basis. Well done! More of this everywhere! ... full review

The Others Theater Company returns to Hollywood Fringe this year with Smile, Baby – a smart and often hilarious show about the decidedly unfunny topic of street harassment. Through a brisk and breezy 50 minutes, the audience is presented with a multitude of sketches that highlight the damaging implications behind a simple “smile, baby.” While it appropriately addresses the seriousness of harassment, the show never forgets that its primary objective is to entertain. One memorable sketch – the fashion show – teaches women how to dress to in a way that will repel men... Please read the rest of the review at <a href="http://cinesnatch.blogspot.com/2015/06/2015-hollywood-fringe-smile-baby.html">Cinesnatch</a>... full review

I could have watched them act for 3 more hours!! I felt like I didn't want it to end!! Frggn amazing writing and acting! I had no idea it was going to be that good...bravo!!... full review

Absolutely loved Smile, Baby! The opening monologue was so good it hit a little too close to home :-) and I loved the made up boyfriend, Brick. Great job, I talked about the show at Fringe Central to everyone. ... full review

Smile, Baby is hilarious. It's fast paced, tightly written, and funny! This the most I've laughed in a long, long time. I encourage everyone to see it. ... full review

Witty, sharp and on point. Definitely go see. ... full review

So fun! Such talented women & they make a great point! It's a fantastic alt point-of-view of the way we see women treated and ill-treated so casually. Fun & funny !!... full review