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A beautiful and realistic portrayal of the complicated nature of certain friendships.... full review

I like this game. <a href="https://stickman-hook2.io/">Stickman Hook</a> proves that simple ideas can still deliver hours of entertainment. This addictive arcade game challenges players to swing through colorful obstacle courses using a series of hooks and precise timing.... full review

A surprising adventure!... full review

Stunning, brilliant, witty, and just what I needed to hear in the grim, AI-loving time we are living in. No character or actor lacked or disappointed, no moment yearned for more, not a single time was I found not smiling and engaged. The best acting and writing combo in a Fringe show that I’ve seen so far this year.... full review

Great young cast that is very talented... full review

A fantastic show with great direction and clear chemistry between the actors. Spencer and Theo delivered strong performances that felt authentic and grounded, making for a very compelling show. They kept my attention throughout and left me wanting a longer version of the show! ... full review

This dark comedy is a wildly entertaining ride from start to finish. The cast threw themselves fully into every moment and the energy never let up, keeping the audience engaged throughout the whole show. This is the kind of production that showcases what can happen when talented artists pour their passion and hard work into a project. Don't miss Devin Davis-Lorton's incredible writing debut! ... full review

Jay is clearly a man of many, many talents. This highly relatable show explores the ups and downs of being a child, only or otherwise, how we relate to others, seek connection, and build with the blocks we’re given. Mike Birbiglia-esque. This is an impressive and poised solo show debut, and I have a hunch Jay is a rising star worth checking out year after year. ... full review

Hilarious from start to finish. Elena Martinez is an off the rails clown that creates chaos, but always feels in control. ... full review

Best Musical Solo Show at Hollywood Fringe! ... full review

What an amazing performance. Jordan commanded the stage from start to finish, captivating the audience with her energy, vulnerability, and storytelling. It’s incredible to watch one performer carry an entire production so effortlessly.... full review

Best Musical at Hollywood Fringe!... full review

A delightfully lewd, fun show with great performances and catchy music. A campy gay classic in the tradition of rocky horror.... full review

Happily for the HFF, Couplet (like a tender chicken cutlet) did it... again! They (Micah and Marnina) are back doing what they do best, sharing their married journey together through music and songs. And if you were lucky enough to catch Couplet's "Honey Honey Moon Moon," you'll be grateful to hear that in this humble critic's opinion, "Folk Marry Kill" is even BETTER! Get ready to laugh uncontrollably, listen intently, think a lot about death and love, and... play a riff of a game adults lik... full review

The Mary and Margo Art Experience is avant garde-inspired, and it works well. It's zany, kooky, and absolutely hilarious. Shout out to such a fun show!... full review

So much fun, campy thrills that had me howling throughout the show! It was written and performed with such a delightful mix of horror tropes and musical styles that it felt like watching a classic 80s genre movie and even being in one at times too. Great use of the theater's space, and so cool to start the show with letting the audience wander around a bit and see different scenes before the main story actually starts.... full review

As last year's sea shanty show having the opportunity to pass the "sea shanty" torch to a new show, I'm glad it was this one. GHOSTS OF THE ESSEX is a fantastic show with crisp, tight, strong vocals and performances -- and delightful to watch from start to finish.... full review

Incredible directing, acting, music, pacing, and SO FUN!... full review

Daddy Issues is both as introspective, personal and vulnerable, as it is extrospective. Spencer not only manages to invite you into some of the most personal moments of his life but through his work advertently holds a mirror to the audience, inciting them to reflect on their own journey of acceptance and walking in one's truth. A healing body of work, his very own 'Lemonade' (yes, this is a Beyonce reference), if you will.... full review