Hollywood Fringe Festival 2026 Reviews

This show is HILARIOUS! A wry look into the lives of young adults and the chaos that builds at a summer camp. Threesome is funny and heartfelt and sweet and an absolute must-see at Fringe this year!!!!... full review

This show is earnest, zany, and deeply satirical. It's a history lesson! It's a two-person (three? four? five-person?!) variety show! It's a multilayered look at misogyny! It's a hoot! I laughed, I grimaced, I laughed some more, I grinned at the touching ending to a fascinating and funny show. ... full review

You are the water. You are the trees. You are the fish and the birds and the insects and animals of the Alaskan wilderness. This is not just some Zen wisdom, although I suppose it could be. This is Mark Vigeant's "Out There," an interactive show that has the entire audience playing all these parts as Mark plays Larry, an engineer contemplating whether he might be having a midlife crisis as he sets out on a solo trip in Alaska. Of course, in these times, a solo adventure is meaningless unle... full review

Clever, charming, a delight! I was smiling the whole time. ... full review

Bespoke hilarity with a heart. ... full review

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What a true masterpiece of eloquence in iambic pentameter-esque banter. ... full review

Absolutely hilarious! A mix of unhinged romance, unrequited love, a mystery to be solved, and total campiness to make for a very unique horror musical. I was cracking up from the start until the final bow. This show was like nothing I've seen before. The songs, the character development, the acting all made for a great show. I felt like there were transformations on all fronts.... full review

Sister Wivez, although not related at all to Sister Act (as I initially suspected), still manages to deliver the laughs of a classic Whoopi Goldberg comedy. Instead of nuns, we are introduced to the world of a real-life cult. But this time, their antics and discoveries are more like those of the Stooges rather than the Manson family. If you are in LA in the month of June and you are looking to join a cult, look no further. ... full review

Cole is the kind of clown who makes even landlords lovable, which is a massive feat!!! Genuinely I would watch Cole read the phonebook and enjoy every second.... full review

This show is what you hope for when going to see local theatre. While heart wrenching and thoughtful, it’s not without warmth and levity. This show let’s the audience see contemporary issues, not just within the animal care system but society, at a much more human level. ... full review

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What impressed me most was how it encouraged viewers to think critically about different theories rather than simply accepting one explanation. Even if some conclusions remain open to debate, the documentary makes the story engaging and keeps the audience interested from start to finish. It’s an excellent watch for anyone interested in aviation history, unsolved mysteries, or famous historical figures.... full review

A funny relatable exploration of complex camp counselor relationships under the guise of promiscuity, with thoughtful insights into the dangers and vulnerability of fleeting love.... full review

A Man Called Mommy delivered a poignant and humorous message about family, faith and radical love through the lens of a white queer trans man, his Black children and his conservative Trump supporting mother. The one man show confronts identity politics, prejudice and ignorance with witty and clever portrayals of loved ones - mom, siblings, children and himself as they grapple with what it means to really embody and embrace the teachings of Jesus-love everyone. ... full review

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Little Chaos is the play I'm jealous I didn't write! It beautifully transmutes the agony of a situationship into a gorgeous, highly theatrical, impeccably executed work of art. Clever writing and heartfelt performances. A visual, sonic, dance-y treat for theater-goers of every ilk.... full review

Out of this world. Lots of fun. Rock n Roll. Humans suck. I want to see this play again. I really liked the writing.... full review