Max's commitment to Frank Sriracha's commitment to egoic stability really sent me into hysterical laughter multiple times during this lovely show.... full review

The sweetest goofs who make you laugh and feel.... full review

Using Singapore and USA cultural inferences, Alpha Asian's Guide To The American Dream shines curious and empowering light on a BIPOC trajectory of fulfillment against odds and expectations, to the success of women in business and following a passion. This story makes you believe in possibility.... full review

Elena is so goofy! She's so good with introducing and sustaining games with audience members. I had a lovely time getting pulled into the games and general tomfoolery! She's also so quick on her toes RE: making comedy magic out of audience suggestions and offerings. ... full review

A unique and fun show that takes you to a different world/plane/time.... full review

I just loved Roz Browne’s In Search of Black People She weaves stories from her childhood and a trip to Africa with her mom and sister trying to answer a question we can all relate to: where do I belong? ... full review

I recently watched "Punish Me" at the Hudson Theatre in Los Angeles, and it truly blew me away. The play is based 60% on true events, and that realistic core makes the entire story incredibly gripping and authentic. "Punish Me" is a unique, cinematic theatrical experience. It is fast, funny, and deeply moving. I highly recommend catching it if you want to see contemporary LA theatre at its best!... full review

Paris + Juliet is brilliant. Charlie is reminiscent of a younger Robin Williams with his lightning wit, physical comedy but above all his deep well - he is palpable. The show is smart, funny and deceptively profound. He has this one monologue at the end that really hit home...brilliantly written and embodied. ... full review

So entertaining! Really gets the insanity of the Silver Age... full review

Dragged is a sharp, funny, and surprisingly tender piece that uses the energy of a drag show to dig into very real questions about relationships, identity, and how cruel “entertainment” can get when people’s private lives are put on display. It feels current without being preachy, taking a very “today” premise—publicly exposing someone’s personal life onstage—and pushing it into something both entertaining and uncomfortable. I left feeling like I’d seen something fresh: a show that starts as camp... full review

This show is filled with so much joy, humor, and honesty. Kel delivers their personal journey with discovering themself with a smile and infectious laughter. While it’s certainly sentimental and emotional at times it never feels self indulgent or saccharine. Kel is just so effortlessly charming. ... full review

This show was really fun, Julia has such a talent.... full review

Y'all this show is so funny. I blinked and it was over and my face and stomach were sore from laughing and smiling. The most sordid comedy about rejection!... full review

LOVED it! Go see this show! A beautifully written and performed show that will remind Americans not to take freedom for granted. Mozhdeh takes the audience into the world of an Iranian artist, a close up view of censorship and the rigid, controlling treatment of women. Subtle and direct at the same time. More people need to see this show!! Go. ... full review

Funny, quirky, and poignant. Vicki has great energy and it comes out in her storytelling. Her blend of stand up, character work, and video segments was fun and creative. We had a blast!... full review

I loved it! It was a fantastic one-man show with a very fun and engaging formula.... full review

What an absolute blast! This show is pure, unhinged energy from start to finish. The absurd premise and pop culture gags landed flawlessly. During the craziest parts of the play-within-a-play, the sheer chaotic tension honestly felt just like watching someone sweat through a stressful survival round of <a href="https://thekidattheback.net/">THE Kid at THE BACK</a> Game—pure adrenaline but incredibly fun. Hands down one of the most entertaining Fringe shows I’ve seen.... full review

Andre Gide said : The role of the artist is to disturb. This is a disturbing play. And fucking brilliant. Yeah, this remarkable one-person conception by Stefan Marks is perfectly titled (though you won't understand why until the final few minutes), and flawlessly rendered in various (beautifully-choreographed) tonal modes. Part meta-theater, part autobiography, all amazing, you've got to see it. ... full review

A delightfully bizarre party with the party boy... full review

Really fun and the reading really brought the script to life -- I saw it come alive in my mind's eye.... full review