The show was so cute, so fun and so well done! ... full review

A must see show!!! A love story to living in Los Angeles. Filled with heart, humor, and hard facts. An inspired one-woman show with delightful characters that share the stories of public transit, community, and interpretative dance showcasing complex emotions of fellow humans. ... full review

Brilliant, hilarious, powerful, & perfect. Cara did an excellent job, weaving grotesque, hilarious, & mesmerizing (not necessarily in a good way) dick pics throughout a deeply personal story. I think a lot of women watched the show nodding in agreement while a lot of men are left horrified by what they’d watched. Plus, she shifts perspectives about living in a larger body- how she’s been treated left me enraged. How can anyone be cruel to this QUEEN? RUN to see this show! ... full review

This show was so fun! It addresses serious issues of racism & sexism in the vertical industry and how that’s seeping into Hollywood and setting our culture back in so many ways, but it tackles these subjects with humor and camp, which makes the messages hit that much harder. The cast is huge and yet the show feels intimate. Huge props to the writer/director/actor Dee for juggling it all with grace!... full review

Such an incredible show. To see another show deal with grief, memory, and the stories we choose to tell about the people we love (and ourselves in relation to them) is such a delight, and it's handled with care and precision.... full review

I thoroughly enjoyed this highly relevant and resonating take on whether or not to become a parent- and the aftermath of an unsuccessful sperm assassination! I also now understand why Pam has long been called the QUEEN of the solo show. The show was deeply personal, brilliantly, funny, biting, and did not hold back one iota. Highly recommend!... full review

The most wholesome, heartwarming 30 minutes I've experienced in Hollywood Fringe this year. The writing and performances... so funny, so clear, and so effortless. An absolute joy to watch!... full review

Kelly is such a talent who wears her heart on her sleeve. This show, though dealing with a mountain of generational and personal trauma, radiates with the hope and love that Kelly carries with her everywhere she goes.... full review

THE standout Fringe show. A perfect balance of comedy, introspection, and body work. A must see!!... full review

I liked The Secrets of Uvhash-Ra. One part mystery, one part Degrassi High, it made good use of scene changes and quick dialogue to take the audience through a twisty turny plotline.... full review

Women who eat was a thrilling delight. From the very beginning I was enthralled with the characters, writing, production design, pacing, etc. I felt a deep connection to each of the girls - it was a definite ode to womanhood no matter your story. It definitely left an imprint on my mind as I contemplate the feminist themes and moralistic queries which were presented in an entertaining dark comedy. There was never a dull moment. This play was MEATY (pun intended). It covered many basis of what it ... full review

A super well written play with dynamic performers and unique concept! I loved Drew’s Except Myself at last year’s Hollywood Fringe, and I was so excited to see his show this year. It did not disappoint! Drew has such a talent for creating well rounded, complicated characters, and stories that move in unexpected ways, and this show is no exception!... full review

Don't Kill Daisy is a remarkable display of creativity, improvisation, and audience engagement. Unforgettable, delightfully weird, and unlike anything else at Fringe. Describing the plot almost feels beside the point. The show operates on dream logic, unfolding in unexpected directions that likely change from performance to performance. Part of its magic is that no two journeys will ever be exactly alike.... full review

Goody is so endearing and fun!! Elena really does a great job bringing her audience into her world to play with her. It's a laugh a minute good vibe show!... full review

This is one Fringe show you CANNOT miss this year! I’m still not over it. Such a beautiful show written by James Byous and delivered with such a perfect mix of rock and roll and utter vulnerability. The cast is filled with some of the best singers in the city and the songs are outrageously good. A musical about addiction done in a completely fresh and original way that had me in tears by the end. I hope this show runs for a long time and that everyone gets a chance to experience it. ... full review

This show is Amphetamaic. Hog Wild. A feat of Rustic, Red-blooded, Resplendence. Sam is a performer of unmatched energy and presence, with a lot of love for the craft of clown and a spirit of pure hype. How many beers did she chug during this show? Impossible to know, but it didn't stop her from delivering an hour of belly-laughs, delightfully absurd theatrical constructs, and a sobering reminiscence on love and the stories make life feel special. Somehow, hidden pristinely in plain sight amidst ... full review

It’s amazing to me that this is the ONLY show in Fringe with a cast of children, and they certainly deliver! Producing theatre with children is not an easy undertaking, but the risk pays off here! The show puts a fresh spin on a well-known story, modernizing it just enough so it feels relevant but still wholesome and fanciful. My favorite part is the original songs- they are so catchy, and joy emanates from the cast. I also think they did a nice job of fully utilizing the performance space. I’... full review

Junru is an artist to the fullest extent. It was incredible to experience her story through words, through circus and through dance. Integrating unbelievably high level circus tricks with tender moments of acting and movement created one of the most unique live performances I’ve ever experienced. ... full review

This is why I come to Fringe! Cherry Poppins always brings solid musical comedy, and this show is no exception. A love letter to the original movie, it delivers the perfect amount of camp, rock and roll vocals, killer choreo, and laugh out loud antics. A perfect show for summer, and a slam dunk performance by all these brilliant actors. Highly recommend!!!... full review

Little Chaos at Cat's Crawl is one of my top ten Fringe shows this year. I was completely blown away. The production unfolds like a dream—fluid, surreal, and emotionally resonant in a way that's difficult to describe but impossible to forget. At its heart, the show feels like an exploration of what modern dating does to the soul. Rather than telling a straightforward story, it creates a theatrical language of feeling, transforming emotion into movement, image, sound, and space.... full review