A heartfelt, sweet show featuring three vignettes from a therapist's early day...... full review

This show is bold and daring... providing a much-needed balm for the soul during these trying times! Gretchen's sense of humor and courage in the face of injustice is inspiring. ... full review

Very stirring and thought provoking piece about finding love and acceptance while doing dealing with the struggles of mental illness through the eyes of two young patients.... full review

A story of missed opportunities. Found it to be sorrowful and a sharp portrait of how our expectations can cloud our ability to see the opportunities in front of us-especially regarding matters of love. A melancholic performance, with some surreal and light hearted moments.... full review

Incredibly sweet portrait of a gay relationship. The two performers bring an authenticity that makes the audience happy to be in The Huddle with them. ... full review

Whimsical, stupidly delightful. The room is filled with joy from the moment you walk in. You are welcomed and invited to play. ... full review

Traditional sitcom premise with charming performances and poetic dialog.... full review

Absolutely delightful! Keeping Daisy alive is a team sport and you will probably fail over and over again, but Soleil ensures you’ll have a great time, no matter the outcome! ... full review

When theatre finds a way to surprise you, you've witnessed something special. "White Lillies" did that and more. Bolstered by a raw and honest performance by JC Best, this play has been one of the highlights of the Fringe this year for me. In fact, this piece makes a strong case to the city of Los Angeles that audiences should invest more into local, independent theatre. Bravo to Rush Z and everyone involved for creating a thoughtful, magical piece of theatre. ... full review

A hilarious, poignant, and intimate show about Alice’s journey to try to conceive. Exceptionally well written, it weaves seamlessly in and out of her story, incorporating just the right amount of clinical information, historical context, and memorable supporting characters.... full review

Very funny murder mystery show. This was a staged reading, but the cast did so much extra funny stuff based on the fact that it was a staged reading that I couldn't imagine it done any other way. Worth seeing ... full review

Jeremy was a breath of fresh air.... full review

S-27 is an intriguing, not-so-distant political look on totalitarianism and how it seeps into the behavior and desires of us all. Standouts were Jennifer Lax as the desperate mother and Anne Peyton Brothers as twisted survivor of both duplicity and honesty.... full review

In the Beginning reveals a unique and compelling voice in playwright Kylee Q Robinson. Clever, daring, and thought-provoking, the play reimagines the story of Eve from a modern, edgy perspective while remaining grounded in the familiar narrative of Adam and Eve. Through sharp writing and bold choices, Miss Robinson pushes the envelope, asking probing questions about identity, agency, and desire.... full review

A silly show well executed! The comedians were fabulous; the two comic issue scripts were well chosen; the props and effects hit just the right notes to elicit maximum laughter. The producers/MCs were just as funny as the actors! I was giggling and chortling the entire time!... full review

A You Problem is a unique, dynamic show that you can’t predict yet enjoy every second of. ... full review

This is one of the most amazing things I have even seen. The writing was tight, the performance keyed in, and the tech elements perfection. This healed my Millennial soul for 90 minutes and I need more.... full review

DEAD MAN is not only one of the best shows of the 2026 Hollywood Fringe Festival—it may be my favorite show of the entire festival so far. This brilliant clown noir combines the visual language of classic film noir with fearless clowning, razor-sharp comedy, and unexpectedly moving storytelling. Imagine Dick Van Dyke meets The Naked Gun filtered through a theatrical clown lens, and you’ll begin to understand the show’s unique voice. The production constantly surprises, moving effortlessly from la... full review

Mind-blowing. Amazing. Weird Al is so lucky to have an entire event dedicated to him! I can’t believe Ryan and Shelby died!!! I hope they come back to life by the next show…... full review

The actors, the set, the dialogue - every inch of this show evokes teenage girlhood in a way that feels fun rather than stale or sentimental. The characters may not feel joy the whole time, but I certainly did! I couldn't believe it was only half an hour long! So much is packed into thirty minutes that it both flies by and feels much longer - in the best possible way. This is a GEM of a show. Can't wait to listen to the soundtrack on repeat!... full review