Not just a show, an event that's perfectly cringe for Fringe!... full review

This performance among many other powerful evocations, was deeply charming & brilliant. The moment Sydney stepped on stage, everything else melted away, leaving only her raw, abiding storytelling & vulnerability. Please Don’t Freak Out is fresh, funny, tragic, warm, and an absolute must-see. ... full review

This show had it all! I highly enjoyed and recommend seeing it! These young, talented, up and coming actors really were amazing. ... full review

Wow! Olivia is an inspired performer who kept me on the edge of my seat riding along the emotional waves of being authentic and a bit fearful.... full review

Read my review on Broadway World Los Angeles https://www.broadwayworld.com/los-angeles/article/Review-AMAZING-GRAVES-Sets-Two-Short-Plays-Inside-the-Same-Cemetery-20260617... full review

Baby Bipolar is an honest, emotional, funny and fascinating solo show about the diagnosis and day to day experiences for Maria living with Bipolar Disorder.... full review

What a fun night with some amazing storytellers and an inspired musician who summarizes each story into a song!... full review

Silly and fun. Energetic and ridiculous. ... full review

Deeply personal, the one-person show follows Kel Cripe's journey into discovering their gender. The Magic Computer offers unsolicited photos that are memories from the past, and Cripe is here to share and explore what has come up on their magic computer. Cripe has a comedian's instinct for finding humor in vulnerability, and the laughs arrive naturally alongside genuinely moving moments. A wickedly funny and important show, one that offers insight and soul-stirring moments. I highly recommend th... full review

Such an absolute delight! A funny, silly good time that will have you laughing, often at Trevor's expense, in that wonderful way when a clown is also energetically reassuring you that he is holding the audience throughout.... full review

I loved this show 2 years ago when it was 30 minutes and I still love it now! Such a solid comedy with a stellar cast.... full review

This show was such a cool modern concept and it truly did feel like sitting and listening to a Podcast, not necessarily "EXperation Date" but a Podcast about the complications of inexperience, young love, accountability and the connections we build across our young adulthood. Such crazy twists, multi-dimensional characters, and super sick production design that the Pod mics were actually hot. ... full review

Elisha Tan is an inspired story teller! I so appreciated the opportunity to listen in on her tech startup etc journey.... full review

This adaptation of Harold Pinter's THE DUMB WAITER stirs up a brisk cocktail of tension, disturbing noises, mystery, alienation, absurdity and comedy, garnished with a chilly wedge of menace. Phil Abrams and Jim Grollman ace their roles as two contract thugs simmering with frustration in a claustrophobic apartment that seems to fight them every moment. Pinter's classic is a challenging play to mount, but, in DWNYC, Abrams and Grollman have created a stage work greater than the sum of its angry,... full review

This play is such a beautiful love letter to theater - kudos to Kilo, the very gifted playwright! I'm so glad to have caught a staged reading of this considering the subject matter of this play (though I will definitely be at one of the shows too). The actors were phenomenal — what incredible talents to carry something like this all the way through! They didn't miss a beat and kept the audience engaged the whole way through. The directorial choices were simple and so effective! Theater magic — yo... full review

Very funny, lively, clever, and ultimately moving.... full review

This show is raw and funny with vulnerability. Great work, Kelly.... full review

Tuesday is truly a comedic genius. Zany, slightly off-kilter, yet understanding of the human condition, she brings both absurdity and humanity to her character of Debi.... full review

Burt Thunder is a delightfully unhinged comedy that thrives on chaos. The premise is wonderfully simple: fading local celebrity Burt Thunders is determined to raise a million dollars to save the whales through a telethon, and his increasingly desperate attempts to do so send the entire production spiraling into absurdity.... full review

This was such a funny, smart (but stupid!) ride. It really moved the needle! If you liked the Joachim Trier movie, Sentimental Value, you’ll love Brain Eviction. ... full review