Supportive White Parents

What a funny, smart, and endearing comedy! Wasn't sure what to expect but I was giggling for a full 30 minutes and LOVING the musical romp. ... full review

If you’re looking for a Fringe show full of charm and giggles packed into less than thirty minutes, give yourself the gift of “Supportive White Parents.” See the full review at: http://fringereview.co.uk/review/hollywoodfringe/2019/supportive-white-parents/... full review

Cute, fun, quick-witted, and packs a punch in only 30 minutes.... full review

An incredibly charming, funny, and touching musical. Joy Regullano is the lead character who sings, dances and even manages to play the violin on stage while she's at it. The whole cast gets involved in every song, we get slower ballads, funny show stoppers and even a rap section. Music is done by the terrific duo "Sam and Tony Show" (Tony Gonzalez & Sam Johnides) who themselves are Fringe vets doing my favorite musical a few years ago "Annabella". Joy is the heart of the show however and she brings her funny/quirky personality out for everyone to see. This show is a very quick 30 minutes, and you won't regret spending them with this entire cast. Highly recommended. ... full review

A smart and funny short musical about a college student dealing with the discrepancy between who she wants to be and who her parents want her to be. ... full review

Very funny in cynical yet positive way ... full review

Amazing! Very fun, hilarious, smart, clean, and meaningful. The message was very well communicated. What a great piece of art! ... full review

Hilarious musical about every child's wish for different parents and cultural/racial identity. ... full review

A great premise, a terrific lead, and a lively cast add up to one great half hour. Joy is a utterly hilarious as a young woman who wants to follow her dream despite knowing it will break the heart of her immigrant parents who want her to be a doctor. This one is a must see. ... full review

Joy and her cast use every second of this well-designed play to its fullest, bringing levity to an issue that is fraught with pain, irony, and, of course, familial love.... full review