Interesting premise of stoners during the Covid era. Some interesting ideas and some strong acting at the end, but not sure if all the storylines gel together as a cohesive whole as much. ... full review

A wonderfully chaotic and twisted (in a good way) show that delivers big laughs through strong character work, excellent physical comedy, and a surprisingly impressive display of musicianship. The chemistry between the performers is excellent, and the absurd world they create is a joy to spend time in. Loved this show so much!!... full review

A bold and ambitious show that wears its Kafka influence proudly while still creating its own identity. Jade Daugherty and Matt Brooks throw themselves into the material completely. It is weird, hilarious and horrifying in all the right ways! Loved this show so much! ... full review

A delightfully weird show with a big heart and a hilarious charming performer at the helm. Crabshley is silly, strange, relatable, and memorable. A wonderfully fun show that truly stands out! ... full review

I had a delightful time learning about only child syndrome! This show was funny, interactive, and heartwarming, with a surprise twist I did not see coming!... full review

A highly inventive and incredibly entertaining solo show that blends clown, character comedy, and technology into a unique and hilarious solo show. Mark is endlessly watchable, and the combination of strong writing, technical creativity, and audience interaction was very memorable. Great reveals throughout. Loved it!... full review

I love this show. It can be hard to make science feel relevant, let alone funny -- but Natalia does something very special with that genre know as "science communication." I dare you not to learn!... full review

Murder?! Podcasts?! Musicals?! 3 of my favorite things in one show! Murder Podcast: The Musical was funny, entertaining, and an all around great time! Both laughs and intrigue were had at this relatable romp through true crime podcasts.... full review

The show was thoughtful, fun, happy, sad and engaging. Love the use of the device (literally and figuratively). ... full review

Tamra's passionate, humanitarian, empowering delivery is beautiful to experience. I laughed, cried, and actually thought about some choices being a local LA traveler. ... full review

Punish Me forces you to look the ugly truth and the worst-case scenario in the eye and confront it. Michael expertly created a story that allowed the audience to witness his character's (familiar) turmoil while also giving us moments to breathe. While intense, this show is incredibly beautiful, heartbreaking, and brilliant. I can't wait to see how far this show flies. ... full review

I was truly blown away by the quality, energy, depth, and vision of this work. I came in expecting a snappy comedy and left having witnessed a profound meditation on womanhood, religion, togetherness, and the sea. In no way, however, does Women Who Eat skimp on its fundamentals. The dialogue is electric, the blocking is smooth, the set is inviting, the characters are multifaceted and three-dimensional while still remaining relatable and funny. Each of the actors is a powerful on-stage presence, a... full review

I love immersive work, and 7-Year Bitch puts you there in the club with engaging crowd work and an intimate setting. A must see. ... full review

Unexpected! So much twists and turns that I don't know what's coming next - very enjoyable!... full review

This piece is a delight and constantly funny (and surprising). An excellent time and perfect Fringe show.... full review

This is a delightful and honest exploration of a person bravely claiming the Being they are despite the expectations of the Being they "should" be. Diaz rides that roller coaster of emotions with confidence and command of presence. So much packed into 1/2-hour! "This one goes to 11."... full review

Such a great show. Funny, honest, smart and engaging. Spencer is an excellent performer and a very sharp writer. ... full review

Very timely, creative, and beautiful. It really went to the heart of what is humanity and what technology is doing to us (what we are letting it do to us). ... full review

An externalization of the experience a young artist has at the hands of an unpredictable and abusive mentor. Hilarious, dark, physical, vulnerable. And totally unpredictable. I felt WATCHED during this show, as if I was in the cellist's chair. Fantastic. ... full review

Watching Yelyna tear the stage up like the powerhouse that she is was incredible! This is a story that NEEDS to be told, and folks NEED to listen. I was blown away by her seamless ability to blend her original music, her original story, and her immense well of talent together. I left feeling inspired by Yelyna's truth and unapologetic stage presence. Run, don't walk, to see Hollywood Chola! ... full review