Aidan is a delight and gives us glimpses of those scariest vulnerable ambitions. ... full review

The story was really good... full review

Rachel’s performance was remarkable and brilliant. Sweet and tart in equal measure, it drew me in from the very beginning and held me in its spell until the final moments. The production is mesmerizing, weaving together warmth, humor, and heartfelt emotion with remarkable ease. The writing sparkles with wit and genuine laugh-out-loud moments, yet beneath the humor is a deep current of love and humanity. I was completely entertained by her deep dive into her relationship with her mom, it brought... full review

I will admit, I flipping loved, loved, loved this show. This was not a show I was going to see as I never met Christine at any of the office hours...but she showed up to our show with such a loving spirit that when I spoke to her after...I knew I had to go and I am so glad I did. She knocked me out of my socks from the moment she stepped on stage. She was honest, so very vulnerable and absolutely hilarious. You think that would be enough but then you realize her writing is out of this world and h... full review

A gentle meditative experience with beautifully crafted puppets. As someone raised on Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom, when the seal pup encountered an orca, I did let out a tiny nooooo.... full review

IAGTRSPAM is a poignant study of multi-generational trauma and the condition of American womanhood over the last century. Sensitively acted throughout by Sarah Dealy, who embodies both her mother and her grandmother with total commitment, she is most raw and touching when playing herself.... full review

Sarah Grochala’s writing is a force to be reckoned with— raw, stripped naked, and caustic. I think I only breathed three times total. ... full review

I loved the show! It was amazingly funny and really hit the nail on the head with its take on rejection!... full review

Junru's artistry is magnificent to witness. Body as an Archive is definitely one of my favorites of this year's fringe. Beautifully written & directed, simply told, her physicality is sublime. She recounts her life training as an acrobat in China and how her identity was shaped by it. As painful as certain moments are, Junru is absolutely luminous in telling her story.... full review

The reason we go to theatre and especially to a one-person show is to go on a ride that leaves us feeling like we have truly witnessed something spectacular. THIS is that show. ... full review

Max's commitment to Frank Sriracha's commitment to egoic stability really sent me into hysterical laughter multiple times during this lovely show.... full review

The sweetest goofs who make you laugh and feel.... full review

Using Singapore and USA cultural inferences, Alpha Asian's Guide To The American Dream shines curious and empowering light on a BIPOC trajectory of fulfillment against odds and expectations, to the success of women in business and following a passion. This story makes you believe in possibility.... full review

Elena is so goofy! She's so good with introducing and sustaining games with audience members. I had a lovely time getting pulled into the games and general tomfoolery! She's also so quick on her toes RE: making comedy magic out of audience suggestions and offerings. ... full review

A unique and fun show that takes you to a different world/plane/time.... full review

I just loved Roz Browne’s In Search of Black People She weaves stories from her childhood and a trip to Africa with her mom and sister trying to answer a question we can all relate to: where do I belong? ... full review

I recently watched "Punish Me" at the Hudson Theatre in Los Angeles, and it truly blew me away. The play is based 60% on true events, and that realistic core makes the entire story incredibly gripping and authentic. "Punish Me" is a unique, cinematic theatrical experience. It is fast, funny, and deeply moving. I highly recommend catching it if you want to see contemporary LA theatre at its best!... full review

Paris + Juliet is brilliant. Charlie is reminiscent of a younger Robin Williams with his lightning wit, physical comedy but above all his deep well - he is palpable. The show is smart, funny and deceptively profound. He has this one monologue at the end that really hit home...brilliantly written and embodied. ... full review

So entertaining! Really gets the insanity of the Silver Age... full review

Dragged is a sharp, funny, and surprisingly tender piece that uses the energy of a drag show to dig into very real questions about relationships, identity, and how cruel “entertainment” can get when people’s private lives are put on display. It feels current without being preachy, taking a very “today” premise—publicly exposing someone’s personal life onstage—and pushing it into something both entertaining and uncomfortable. I left feeling like I’d seen something fresh: a show that starts as camp... full review