A quick and beautiful play dedicated to a misunderstand icon! I loved it!... full review

I didn’t realize how much I enjoy live-stand-up and adore the flexibility of theatre until I saw THE BOMB. In true form to both, the play illuminates even as it entertains. I had so many good laughs, but all of them went deep into questions of gender, identity, aging, and most of all, why are we so driven to share our stories, to find ourselves and our voice in our art. Both Dana and Justin were amazing performers, blending seamlessly into their characters. Their chemistry really made the whole ... full review

A fun, light hearted, and engaging ensemble performance. These characters were more than just the caricatures. While the antics were quirky and abundant, the characters were as much real as they were eccentric!... full review

Incredible show! Claire Robin is hilarious and captivated the audience throughout the show. I was laughing my ass off for the entire show.... full review

Sister Wivez was a hilarious show with actors who brought unique qualities to each of their characters which kept the audience engaged for the whole show. I was laughing the whole time and enjoyed the dramatic twists and turns. ... full review

A great performance that captivated the audience. ... full review

OMG AHHHHHHH THIS WAS SO SO SO FUNNY!!!!! ... full review

Good and fun! ... full review

Excellent show! Funny, strange, and poignant.... full review

Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. ... full review

Becoming Apparent is a mesmerizing, deeply felt journey into motherhood, memory, and the body, told through a dreamlike, fractured lens that never feels confusing or indulgent. Olga Konstantulakis builds a modern myth out of her own story, showing how trauma lives in the body and how healing rarely moves in a straight line. The piece is raw, tactile, and emotionally precise; I was fully pulled into her world and left feeling shaken, understood, and inspired.... full review

Roast Your Chestnuts was very well written and performed with comedy timing. Extremely funny & witty. Well done all involved in the show.... full review

Very well done. Definitely worth going to... full review

Early Day is a brave, and brutally honest play about life and trauma. The subject matter was treated with dignity and love and is a story that should most definitely be told, and heard. Bravo to all involved. ... full review

A YOU PROBLEM was FANTASTIC!! An incredible performance and an endlessly entertaining spin on wellness influencers and motivational speakers. A great Fringe show, and everyone involved are creators to watch!!... full review

Overall a great play! Just needed more research and adjustments. ... full review

A fun, spooky, and creative Fringe experience! A Haunting Revue II blends ghostly stories, humor, and strong performances into an entertaining evening of theater. A perfect choice for anyone who enjoys a little mystery and a lot of fun.... full review

This rock musical is devilishly delightful and has everything my heart desired - 80s inspired rock songs that made me wanna throw my horns up and headbang, ballads that tugged at my heartstrings, healthy doses of humor that had me laughing and grinning throughout. The actors did a great job of bringing Third Twin (the band) to life and I loved seeing their story and conflicts unfold in the wildest and campiest of ways (mad props to the props and propmasters too!). ... full review

BURN SCAR is a searing first-hand account of the Palisades Fire and its aftermath brilliantly performed by survivor actor Christine Dunford. This solo show takes us through the slow-burning terror of the fires. But that’s just the beginning. It continues to chart the trauma that survivors encounter after the fire has been put out and the adrenaline rushing through their bloodstream has subsided. This is the trauma that undoes you.. the one inflicted by insurance companies and airbnb owners, the o... full review

Hilarious, interactive, campy — Comics Reading Comics is the perfect formula for a Fringe tradition in the making.... full review