Lynnette's Cabaret is a joyful, charming evening led by a performer who radiates charisma from the moment she steps on stage. Lynnette is absolutely gorgeous, but it's her gusto, warmth, and magnetic personality that truly steal the show. Her original songs are heartfelt, beautifully performed, and wonderfully entertaining, giving the audience a glimpse into both her talent and her amazing spirit. A delightful cabaret brimming with heart, humor, and undeniable star power.... full review

Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. Cara Meyer is that girl. What a funny, heartbreaking, and very vulnerable account of what it means to be a larger body in today's dating world. I laughed, I squirmed, I got kinda turned on? Cara Meyer is a force to be reckoned with. Insane penmanship, tight jokes, amazing atmosphere. This is the type of show you want to see late night with your girlfriends and talk about the next morning. ... full review

What happens when you take Marie Antoinette of the French Revolution, add in some clown work, lots of rhyme schemes, a few quirky songs, and a supporting cast of players? You get Julie Perkin's Gilded Rage, naturally. The show makes its own rules, breaks the fourth wall, interacts with the audience (and a knight in shining armor), all while trying not to break character. Sometimes, this proved to be particularly challenging. However, all the performers look like they are having a blast on sta... full review

Sam Ditto is America's sweetheart. This was fun, lighthearted, earnest, and campy. A great performance all around. ... full review

I don’t know what to say about this piece that hasn’t already been said. It’s a remarkable piece of theater. The use of live feed throughout, the entire production is really special, creative and a key element as if it’s another character. I’m super curious to see what this play would be like in other spaces as well. You can tell it’s a different beast from audience to audience, which makes you want to see the show over and over again. Good luck in Scotland, Mark!... full review

Indy is a powerhouse ! I’ve seen a sister Bernadette set before so I knew it was going to be funny and silly and witty, and all the good things. But, what I didn’t expect is to be brought to tears by the end of the piece and to feel a huge catharsis and release by the end of it. Indy mixes humor with the realities and disappointments of coming into yourself as an adult, as a woman, as a nun, and makes something entirely new that reminds us how lucky we are to be in good company and in good faith.... full review

I was absolutely blown away. Edib is an incredibly talented performer, who is able to toggle back seamlessly between moments of hilarity and devastation, depth and silliness. I loved the way they blended the weight of current events and history with the (ostensible) frivolities of standup and modern day drama. Syrian Soap is an insightful examination of the how our connections to our Ancestors -- their hopes and dreams, their trauma, their sacrifices -- can be as freeing as they are burdensom... full review

What a fantastic show. So, so, so funny and also real and heartbreaking. Did I mention hilarious? It was a wild, wonderful ride! Highly recommend. ... full review

My face was hurting from laughing and my knee was hurting from slapping! Jordan delivers an incredible comedic performance grounded in vulnerability. She really creates a world in the theater and her parodies of the personas that inhabit it are spot on. The earnestness that she brings really highlights the absurdity that she's playing against. Really well conceived and performed show!... full review

Personal and playful! Also a great show for a theater festival/community. I'm sure many of us can empathize with the journey that Ruby's character goes on. ... full review

I thought this was a beautiful and intelligently written play with 3 incredible actors who were completely locked into their performances. The flashbacks were very well done. I love the guitar playing and song by Zach Feiner. I loved the charm and innocence of Zach's character. Tom Szymanski gives an intensely, emotionally tormented performance filled with regret. And Emma Burnside gives a great performance as a heartbroken survivor who didn't seem to think she knew her boyfriend as deeply as hi... full review

The production (Milch) I attended last night was a truly compelling and entertaining experience. From the moment the curtain rose, the energy on stage was invigorating, keeping the audience's attention throughout the entire performance.The highlight of the evening was undoubtedly the cast. The actors were incredibly committed, staying deeply in character even during non-speaking moments. Their dedicated portrayals were convincing, showing a clear understanding of the script's requirements and the... full review

Totally original, super surprising and so much fun! Narcissism and the dangers of AI and all delivered with some really catchy songs, and his show was a treat from start to finish!... full review

wow. just, wow. not only is Rohan's impression spot on, but he digs so deep. spins a yarn with such heart. such a touching story within such an involved performance. so excellent on so many levels. bravo!!... full review

Beautifully done. Alice brought a very tough situation to the stage, with love and laughter. It was a heartfelt one person show. It created a dialogue with the audience on the challenges of IVF, marriage and motherhood. Stand up was used as a thread throughout, that guided us in and out of this story. Alice was not afraid to tell us it all! ... full review

This show is so very real and moving. Veronica is hilarious, delirious, chaotic, and real, which I took away as mirroring her postpartum experience. She mentions asking "why don't we see more postpartum art" and the show IS THAT art while also showing us perhaps why more doesn't exist. I loved it.... full review

Moyamoya Baby is the kind of show that rearranges something inside you. Nilsa Reyna arrives at Hollywood Fringe with the full force of an artist who has been building toward this moment for years, delivering a solo performance that moves from stroke to surgery to the absurd wilderness of modern dating, and somehow makes all three feel like chapters of the same urgent, necessary story. This is why live theater exists, to experience true human condition together. See it before it's gone!... full review

I thought it was a very well written play. I'm sure this could resonate with many people in such a busy world today.... full review

An exuberant, heartfelt, and honest journey through Motherhood, told through the eyes of a fierce, witty, and empowered woman.... full review

Christian Levatino and the Gangbusters Theatre Co. continue their exploration of major political events in the 20th Century with this disquieting play about the FBI agents monitoring Martin Luther King, Jr. on the day before and the day of his assassination. The production does a great deal with a few historically specific props to create a set and an atmosphere both dark and tense. Each of the four Special Agents justify their presence only a few dozen feet from King's hotel room in ways munda... full review