Somos Aires is a technicolor dream, warning of a dire future but never letting hope die.... full review

Strange Beings is a perfect Fringe show. Tight, focused, emotionally moving, with a clear why, brilliant performances, excellent writing and directing. Nicole Knudsen is a relevation as writer/director. ... full review

Beautiful, moving funny and important. I love TL! She is extraordinarily talented at everything !! So beautiful to watch xx... full review

My general impression was that this is someone's reality, and I wanted to see how it plays out. ... full review

A variety of funny and occasionally poignant perspectives of how we use (or fail to use) public transit in L.A. Staged with constant variety of point of view and great use of media. ... full review

This was a wonderful solo show that not only spoke to the heart of a quirky local radio station but also to the intersection of multiple flashpoint issues in a way that was as comedically ostentatious as timely.... full review

Skilful, inclusive, so natural. My overall impression Great to see Hollys work today. I was unsure of how she would frame all of this complex subject matter. Her approach is unique and digs deep. It’s funny but also so serious and tragic at times. It really made me FEEL ...deeply.... full review

This Beautiful Story Telling of a young Latin Female voice trying to save our planet brought a tear to my eye. This sweet, powerful Hopeful piece gave me much to think about for the future.... full review

A hilarious fun time with a wild story, fun costume and set design, and wonderful acting. The cast is fantastic, with a special shoutout to Amir Levi, who was racking up audience laughs with his antics as Thomas. The show doesn't take itself too seriously and had the audience rolling in laughter.... full review

2 person plays aren’t usually my Forte, but everyone that wants to write one needs to take note of the excellent work that is done in this piece. With Great Characters, Lighting cues, and great writing of a very compelling story.... full review

Marzini is so charming that you can’t help but root for him. The way the audience gets pulled into the logic of the past makes the show even more fun. I laughed the whole time!... full review

The Bone Lady was an incredible show. Our family absolutely loved every moment of it, a show that kept us on the edge of our seats for the entire duration. What a funny, dark, twisted, and touching story. ... full review

Funny, cute, sweet, hopeful comedy of erros about the complexities of modern dating past a certain age. ... full review

Max Charbonneau as Frank Sriracha is hilarious. The audience was in stitches beginning to end!... full review

Miraculous. I am not exaggerating, blowing smoke, or overstating this show. It was miraculous. Junru’s story is miraculous, her performance is miraculous, the weight and emotion of the show, it is all miraculous. This is, by far, one of the most powerful, heartwarming, heartbreaking, breathtaking pieces of art I have ever had the fortune of experiencing. There is nothing less than everything to be taken away from this beautiful work. Also, she is one hell of a talented contortionist, bu... full review

From the jump, the audience knew they were in capable hands. While many one person shows may suffer from an earnest energy that begs to be understood, Stefan’s indelible writing and performance style puts you at ease. As his sincere and self-deprecating tone seamlessly moves from sharp observations of the creative process, and this awkward thing we call life, to a meaningful and painful recollection—we are deeply invested. Stefan seems to inherently understand how to walk the line of delivering u... full review

A 30 minute program that has laughs, intrigue and giant turkey legs- what else could you possibly need?! A fun story with outrageous characters and a curvaceous plot.... full review

The Layover will warm your heart with its relatability and make you think about the ways you too could be stuck at your proverbial terminal. The premise and performances were charming. You can tell the writer knows the airport terminal life well. ... full review

Sarah has a magical brain, and it's a pleasure to witness it in action. She's crafted a genuinely rare and special solo show where every turn is unexpected. And in turn, she reveals so much. She should write for SNL. ... full review

Lucy takes on a range of themes that resonate with many millennials - dating, grief, corporate rage, missed opportunities, and mental health - and presents it in a cohesive narrative told through one woman’s experience. Her writing and performance shine through, with the story unfolding against the backdrop of a break in. Lucy shows a wide range of emotions, making you feel all the feels and delivering comic relief in all the right moments. Her acting is engaging and the raw emotion pulls you... full review