This show is by far my favorite show of the Hollywood Fringe festival. The writing was phenomenal. The cast was so deeply rooted in the story and took the audience on its emotional journey. An actor shines brightly under a great script and all of the actors onstage did. ... full review

A nice erudite show!... full review

Elisha Tan tells the true story of how she left Singapore to pursue the American dream and overcame failures and pivots to find herself where she is now. The show is deeply personal and universally relevant and Elisha Tan is an incredible comedian and story teller. ... full review

The show was great! Compelling, intense and real. It drew me in to the actors life and the real things they experienced.... full review

It's an emotional rollercoaster. Junru's story expresses vulnerability. She's very courageous for sharing her story. From the beginning, those who don't know, would have no idea the journeys, the hardships she went through and endured to get to where she at today. Overall, the show is incredible and inspiring.... full review

Both pieces made for a really satisfying night of theatre. Each one was smart, funny, and surprisingly moving, with staging that kept things lively and clear without ever feeling fussy or overproduced. I felt fully entertained and genuinely appreciated how thoughtfully both scripts balanced humor and pathos.... full review

A hilarious musical deep dive on what it is like to navigate the world with anxiety. Told through true stories, spirals, and musical outbreaks the show helps you step into Jasmine Elist's mind and understand the world around you in a new way.... full review

Great show, from start to finish! A realistic and humorous exploration of the world of theatre dressers, and all the work that goes into a show behind the scenes. I was quickly drawn into the character's world and enjoyed every minute of it. It was impactful and relatable, even for those unfamiliar with the theatre world.... full review

A really fun show! Alex is incredibly engaging and had multiple bits that paid off in a very satisfying way. He's a natural performer. GO SEE HIS SHOW!... full review

An absolutely wild ride. I did not see it all coming, but deep down i feared it, a fascinating (allegedly) true story. I don't even want to spoil it. ... full review

This was a jaw-dropping, cathartic clown show that reaches into the highest echelons of absurd Andy Kaufman-esque immersive humor while grounding it with an ocean of sadness that only amplifies the laughter and tears. Nomination for Best Solo Performance.... full review

Edib Farhan’s Syrian soap is an incredible clown show set in an intergalactic bath house! It deals with issues of identity, war, queerness, and solving peoples problems through the power of reaching out to the uncles, aunties, and elders long gone for their wisdom. The show is funny and heartfelt, able to tackle dark questions of belonging and war while never bringing down the energy. ... full review

Wow! Such a visual and emotional treat! The amount of colors and patterns and designs that those suits can do are just mind blowing. I smiled all the way through like a little kid at Disneyland for the first time. And as an LA actor, I related to the plot and the lead character so much! And it was funny to boot!... full review

Restorative justice theatre at its finest. The out-of-the-world imagination, humor, and profound sadness of conceptualizing such an incredible piece that constantly goes back and forth between absurdity and crushing sadness is a marvel that must be seen.... full review

Clowns of Color performed a hilarious exploration of toxic masculinity, delayed dreams, finding your identity, and surviving the toxic culture of the military. The show is as unpredictable as it is hilarious. Buckle up and don't forget to keep hydrated. ... full review

An awesome story of people's world colliding and what sacrifices will be made. Moments were hit and executed properly and timed up exactly. A great show to watch.... full review

I had a really great time watching this show, and it was my first play! I felt like the story, the writing, the narratives, the layers of themes and meanings that all intertwined with animal shelters and the parallelism with the political climate was brilliant. The sound editing, the lighting, the acting, everything kept me engaged the entire time. Absolutely incredible! ... full review

Literally melted my brain!!!!! (In a good way!)... full review

Let's get right to it, this was really entertaining for all the right reasons. Suspense, romance, twists and turns, humor, confusion, you name it. Bravo, thoroughly enjoyed the show.... full review

This is a hilarious play not because of the plot but because Ian McPherson is having such a damn good time playing a 1990s divorcee living in a San Diego condo fretting over slightly feminist concerns but mostly just getting to play frustrated ... full review