An incredibly personal story that is simultaneously very specific, and yet feels oddly universal. There are many different levels to this show. On the surface it’s a story about being a child of an immigrant, about being queer, about mourning your parent before they’re gone. But those are just the starting points that allow for a deeper examination of the relationship at the core of this story. It takes the audience on a journey that looks at how our parent’s lives shape them, and how tha... full review

Such a fun and appropriately bonkers show! Even if you don’t get to see the 1990 film Troll 2 beforehand, on which this musical is based, you’ll be wanting to see it afterwards! Very talented cast and tons of fun interactive moments with the audience throughout the show. The 75 minutes flew by!... full review

Trevor does it again with a whimsical performance that blends historical narrative, immersive gambling and Fast and the Furious to make a show only he could create. ... full review

Wholesome and homogenized, there's nothing sweeter than "Day After Day: The Life and Music of Doris Day," starring Deborah Robin and Christopher Showerman. Whether or not this is your type of fringe show, it's undeniable the power and effect that Doris Day had on the entertainment industry. Ms. Day had nearly as many top singles and hit movies as Ms. Robin has costume changes in this show! :) ... full review

this was the best thing i have ever seen at fringe - three one act plays, each with its own unique dramatic surprise twist ... full review

Really entertaining show. I've never seen anything that's so unusual and relatable at the same time, and it balances the two spectacularly. ... full review

RM's gift has always been to take a simple idea, infuse it with child-like wonder, and then take you on a journey where you constantly think "how did I have so much fun on something so silly?". Hoop might well be the apex of their work. RM was spellbinding and engaging but in a soft and friendly way. The middle-aged version of me loved it but the 10 year old version would have too.... full review

I was deeply moved by this piece of art. The duality of the characters and the way they tackled issues that feel so relevant today was incredibly powerful. At times, it felt like you were living inside the story rather than simply watching it unfold. More than a play, it was an experience.... full review

Really enjoyed it! Incredible well written with great characters. I wanted to watch and hear from all of them and the story was so intriguing. I was captivated the entire time and everyone was incredible well cast. ... full review

Jackie is unapologetic and hilarious. The show went to places I didn’t expect. It was like watching a Netflix special live that goes from a magnetic character piece to deeply vulnerable, heart-wrenching reveals. ... full review

It was beautifully written and acted... full review

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8.7 out of 10 – Great Show! LA Theatre Bites Recommended! Hollywood Fringe Pick Recommended! Click the link below to learn more: https://latheatrebites.com/hff26-hold-that-thought-while-i-scream-the-hobgoblin-playhouse-review/... full review

What a beautiful love letter to LA public transit! As a bus person myself, I can relate and recognize all the characters from the show. I love how Tamra combined acting with dance and an educational lecture about the history of LA public transportation. If you have never tried it, this show will definitely encourage you to! ❤️... full review

This show is completely insane, simple yet hilariously convoluted, and captivating for its entire runtime ... full review

Bus People is one of the single best pieces of theater I have ever seen. Tamra Brown is the perfect star of this remarkable one-woman show. Get on the bus and prepare yourself for one of the funniest, most heartwarming, and most thought-provoking theatrical experiences of your life. What could easily feel like several different stories—mental health, homelessness, disability, and environmental concerns are woven together with incredible skill, creating a moving and surprisingly uplifting journe... full review

A heartfelt story with lots of laughs and tender moments. It was a great script and the end was so poignant. ... full review

An endearing tale of a fly-woman-clown on a search for love and meaning in a big cruel world!... full review

A stunning beautiful play about a Chicano man in Texas who dreams about going to the moon. I loved the storytelling in this show. After the show finished and I reflected back on my thoughts about it, I thought to myself that this could so easily be a Hollywood movie. It just has so many elements of the Latine experience and wanting to do better for ourselves while the voices around us tell us to stay small. ... full review