If you've ever lost someone or had a relationship with too much left unsaid, this show might help you work through some of those feelings. Xander Priddie put together one hell of a great piece here and it's not one to miss.... full review

This is what Hollywood Fringe is for! Loved the show, and the (few) flaws endeared me to it even more. Thank the gods and goddesses for humanity! Highly recommended!... full review

This show is a great mix of heart and hilarity! I happened upon it and was so delighted by the silliness and fun that Charlie puts on stage!... full review

The cast performed a Bataan Death March through a terrible script. Kudos to them!... full review

Jordan gives such a grounded and hysterical performance. She gets her point across in such an engaging and effective way. An important topic explored through excellent character work and funny jokes. ... full review

Funny, fresh, engaging. Full of comedic surprises and Adam is fantastic.... full review

Creative, vibrant and funny! Very engaging as well!... full review

The show was great! It was all heart. Empathy for dogs stuck in a system as well as the state of LA and the country being also trapped in systems. Worth it!... full review

the characters were complex, sympathetic caught in a fraught time. The story compelling.... full review

Incisive commentary on solo shows through the medium of solo show - I loved it. It was a joy to get to know Sarah by way of not getting to know her. The show is so well crafted that its almost seamless in the way that it's bursting at the seams. ... full review

I just loved the whole concept of the show, the every day struggles of the industry was so real, it made me so emotional about the couples love story. Very well done ... full review

What an amazing play!! The direction and use of space, blocking, pacing was fantastic. Such a personal story told between two decades felt incredibly relevant to today. Without giving away any spoilers - I choked up a few times with the siblings relationship. ... full review

Tanner's creativity and heart while navigating such a tough, personal story is so impressive and wonderful to witness. He brings levity in really a genuine way as he weaves this tragedy into an hour of art, earnestness, and comedy. ... full review

If you like Meet the Robinsons (the movie), you’ll love this even more! The songs added so much to an already great story. We loved everyone in the cast! Well done!... full review

What a beautiful and touching show. It really did make me laugh out loud and alternately cry in so many places. Such a humanizing story full of depth. Gorgeously performed.... full review

This show is so creative and beautiful. Magda embodies the character so effortlessly in a way that makes the show feel deeply personal yet somehow totally removed - I loved it. I want more. I can't wait to read the memoir. ... full review

So. Much. Fun. This show is a certified good time! I've never seen anything like it. Maddie is so delightful, Daniel crushes it with the sound effects, and their rapport adds sooo much to the show! It was really well constructed in its chaos, anything could happen yet it never felt at risk of going off the rails. Maddie facilitates such a fun, playful environment. TBH I normally get really shy about audience participation, but this made me feel like a kid again and I HAD to get in on the fun. If ... full review

Really enjoyed this show! It was funny, relatable, some deep topics also, and brought back a lot of memories from the COVID era. I liked how it explored relationships, family dynamics, and the unexpected connections we can form with people we suddenly find ourselves living with :D... full review

The show was emotional, funny, and dripping with history. Rohan clearly knew the facts and tenderly weaved a tale with heart and accuracy.... full review

Adam is an incredibly skilled storyteller. No One But Me, My Dear… is a well crafted dive into the 19th century occult life of a very disturbed man. It was strange, chilling, and impossible to look away from. ... full review