Extremely enjoyable, wonderfully charismatic character, performer, and setting. Fabulous fun from start to finish. ... full review

Jackie Johnson is a powerhouse performer. Johnson moves expertly between hilarious jokes, major truth bombs, and moving vulnerable moments. I loved every minute of it! ... full review

Magda is a true weirdo and a true artist. She is so magnetic she can effortlessly (and I do mean effortlessly) command the room with this exceedingly tired and bored starlet. ... full review

This is definitely the most energy driven, unique and original performance I've seen in concept with puppets. The show embraced an unconventional style that was both surprising and engaging. ... full review

Dara is polished and comfortable and warm and funny while talking about difficult topics. This was my first personal storytelling hour, and I was very impressed. Well-written and surprising in its interesting exploration of the world of grief support work, which was comforting to learn about in the face of the emotions grief brings up. ... full review

A magical mash up of classical and contemporary where we actually root for Hamlet and hope she finds happiness. ... full review

I'm Unitarian Universalist, so I think this counts as a religious experience for me...... full review

If you are legitimately looking for a second husband, this is the show for you. And if not, you should come see it anyway, it's hilarious from start to finish.... full review

Absolutely obsessed with this show! The writing was incredibly clever, the concept unique, and the characters exceptionally funny. A story in three parts, they will take you on an absolute JOURNEY. I was laughing out loud for so much of this show - really really great humor. Sadly they’ve closed for fringe but if they come back I’d see it again!!... full review

It was a fantastic and fun experience—very common for a Jon Schnitzer joint. Warm, yet tense. Educational, yet ridiculous. Very spooky, yet entirely accessible.... full review

A whimsical production that takes you into the mind of someone who is chasing love. strong ensemble, surreal world, playful humor... full review

Silly, campy, fun! Everything you’d want from a parody musical. Enjoyed all the references to some of my fave romance novels and I thought the actors were particularly fantastic in this. This one is for the booktok romance girlies :) ... full review

A superb clown show! Excellent sense of play, great games with the audience. ... full review

A comedy about stand up comedy with two very different and distinct points of view (one male, one female) and varying perspectives on what's funny. ... full review

This production is so well crafted from top to bottom! Maranto gives an impressive performance as Mara Dorjan taking the audience on a hilarious and wild ride in 60 minutes and in such a small space! A You Problem is a great satire of the absurdity and horrors of the health and wellness industry.... full review

Beautiful and subversive. The kicker is that this show ends up being not only about being young and taken advantage of, but is really about the way its female protagonist forms attachment and processes not only the central, traumatic attachment but all of her trauma through her complicated but steadfast faith. Glossolalia is a stunningly written play that resolves in the most satisfying climax I've seen onstage in LA.... full review

Awesome storytelling! The show was theatrical, funny, cringey (in the best way), dad humor, heartfelt, and you get candy if you answer right! Fun Easter egg at the end if you see it. The timing with the lights and dialog was perfect. Loved the wholesome message at the end.... full review

This was so fun! Seeing Derek seamlessly transform between his characters throughout the show was like magic. The writing was so funny and engaging, I wouldn't miss this one! ... full review

This was an honest and tender piece that left me feeling full and empty at the same time. Spencer is a terrific performer that takes you on a poignant journey — every word is intentional and pregnant with meaning. It's a real masterclass in how a performer can be engaging without needing to be dramatic or overly comedic, but just truthful!... full review

It's one of those rare pieces that feels deeply personal without ever feeling self-indulgent. From the moment Spencer Waldner welcomes the audience in, you're invited into the story rather than asked to simply observe it. I found myself completely trusting where he was taking us. The writing is incredibly intelligent, heartfelt, and genuinely funny. It explores identity, family, and the stories we tell ourselves with such generosity that I never felt manipulated—I just felt held. That's a diffic... full review