Phenomenonal!! Addresses the impact on mental health and both sides of AI. Well scripted. The writing was excellent and actors was amazing! Alikhan did a great job writing and acting as well as Campbell playing her part to the fullest. Never a dull moment engage throughout.... full review

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It's rare when you get to have a totally UNIQUE theatrical experience, and that's exactly what we have here. No amount of words can describe the circus Maddie orchestrates with the help of a trunk full of dolls and her trusty margarita-thirsty producer Daniel. It's FUN and RIDICULOUS and SILLY and Maddie Mutations in the very best sense of the term.... full review

A smash hit from one our our generation's best playwrights! This production is not to miss and knocks it out of the park on all levels. McDonough's direction shines, fully breathing life into this absurd farce. ... full review

Amidst the sardonic, vaguely anti-human artistic wave that floats further and further from humanity, My Brother’s Room is a reminder that one of the core powers of art is what is elevated by empathy and compassion. The script, already tight, is elevated by remarkably genuine performances. At the end, you’ll be shocked at how invested you got in just 70 minutes. And it’s got a character you’ll just love to hate ... full review

Big Maestro is a perfectly twisted take on the amorphous nature of art-making and the torture, randomness, and absurdity of perfectionism. Secretly a legitimate horror show, I often felt like I was trapped inside a Bergmanesque dream sequence. Funny, unsettling, and psychologically precise, it lingers long after it's over. ... full review

Gorgeous, important, beautiful solo theater. I love this show and want everyone to see it. Peyton is a beautiful soul and is a triumph in her return to the stage.... full review

MASTERFUL. Brendan is a seasoned story teller and performer. He takes you through the hour with such vivid images and great acting. I loved this show and we’re all better for having seen it. ... full review

Liv is a fantastic storyteller. She inspires us all to stand up for ourselves and be the person we think we are. ... full review

And honest and poignant depiction of all the unspoken tension between parents, their children, and generational anxieties. This play speaks to the very universal human fear of pursuing your dreams and being let down.... full review

Really great performances, lots of laughs, tightly written - all in all an enjoyable playful piece of theater that I was excited to return to after seeing act 1 at Fringe 2024!!... full review

This is a hilarious production, and in only an hour! The play is presented well as a play within a play, and is well cast.... full review

A hilarious vaudevillian callback to entertainment from another time. Marzini is a lovable and mischievous rogue. Marisa Llamas pulls out all the stops with slapstick magic, interactive theater, a puppet show, and a high-stakes game that had everyone completely invested. The show is packed with charm, surprises, and a genuine love of entertaining an audience.... full review

OH MY GOSH. I cried so much and this was incredibly deep, real, touching and SO full of talent. ... full review

Hamlet has been successfully cut down to an hour! What a fabulous job handling this script. I'm very familiar with Shakespeare's original and couldn't even think of what had been cut while I watched.... full review

The cast was great! They played off each other so well and kept up with the fast pacing of the show (the lead girl, Ava, really nailed the difficult/wordy monologues!) The first half feels random and you wonder where it's going but halfway through there's a fun turn and it makes the whole experience worth it. ... full review

This excellent show beautifully captured Roz’s experience growing up in a mostly white suburb of Boston and how it influenced her constant search for Black people wherever she found herself.... full review

This is a riveting show about impoverished teenage pregnancy, which as Whitmore shows, is a redundant phrase. We see multiple young pregnant girls who end up in a home for unwed mothers, 2026 version. I didn't know such places existed much past the 1960s. It is thought provoking, horrifying, infuriating and all too human. We are rooting for all of the young women, and yet we know little good waits for them after their babies are born.... full review

Alex has a wild imagination and takes the audience on a journey through Japanese history that is strange, personal, and absurd. One of the most gloriously slapstick clown shows at Fringe, it fully embraces the spirit of the LA clown scene. There is so much packed into this show that I don't want to spoil any of it. You just have to experience it for yourself.... full review

deeply heartbreaking while also providing that wit and much-needed humor I expect from Randa Jarrar. an absolutely masterful performance all from a single actor playing so many distinct roles. flew to LA just for this show and would do it again in a heartbeat. ... full review