White Lilies
anonymous
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June 20, 2026
certified reviewer
An uneven character drama that relies on big turns to shock the audience, but that ultimately feel unearned....
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Bleeding Bears
aditya putcha
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June 20, 2026
uncertified reviewer
Intriguing premise and some good tension!...
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ghosttown
adriana martínez barrón
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June 20, 2026
certified reviewer
An intelligent, layered exploration about who we are vs who people remember us as that as the question "can people truly ever know us".
Through varied and at times conflictive narratives about the lead, writer Kellie Pleshinger's creates a mournfully tragic ghost story that is excellently written, directed and performed.
One of my favorite pieces this Fringe! A must watch!...
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30 April 1975: How We Left
marissa rutka
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June 20, 2026
certified reviewer
Vivi is a beautiful storyteller. Her writing and honest delivery in retelling the tragic events her family had to go through were powerful. She is so detailed and vivid in her imagery as she describes the events, it feels like you are there with her family. And her message that kindness is a means of survival is more important than ever. ...
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Grief Box
jackie johnson
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June 20, 2026
certified reviewer
I thoroughly enjoyed watching Kathleen, a Fringe and stage veteran, slowly descend into madness while selling us a Grief box. I felt all of her energy and pain. And her pink suit was inspirational. ...
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Becoming Apparent
ronnie orbach
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June 20, 2026
certified reviewer
What a lovely piece of work!...Olga has done a beautiful job of carefully delineating the characters in her life, including her parents, herself as a child, and many others...the show has a non-linear structure that surprises and compels...Her performance is filled w/virtuosity, as she speaks Greek, uses various accents and the full gamut of emotion, and incredible dexterity and flexibility physically, as the show has great musicality and is almost like a dance...It is funny and moving, and manag...
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Goody
jackie johnson
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June 20, 2026
certified reviewer
This was a wild ride and the audience ate it UP. So fun and interactive, so silly and unpredictable. Elena is a master of her craft. ...
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Baby Bipolar
dmitry kagansky
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June 20, 2026
certified reviewer
Vulnerable and very personal story that engaged from beginning to end...
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MPAT's Burt Thunders Presents: The First Annual Fundraiser to Save the Whales
adam frost-venrick
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June 20, 2026
certified reviewer
Like a mixture of "Late Night With the Devil" (without the bullshit AI), an episode of "Community" and the "Adult Swim Infomercials," "Save the Whales" is a chaotic delight to be cherished. ...
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Bellingham Bay
jackie johnson
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June 20, 2026
certified reviewer
One of my top shows at Fringe this season for sure. I was at the edge of my seat waiting for more (yearning!) and savored every minute of Katherine’s storytelling. Hilarious, heartfelt, and so freaking fun. ...
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The Recidivist
boragedz boragedz
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June 20, 2026
uncertified reviewer
How much has your store's performance improved since the setup?...
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Get Ready With Me To Kill My Parents! with Claudia Lonow
stacy dymalski
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June 20, 2026
certified reviewer
The hilarious evolution of 1980s wild-child actress, Claudia Lonow (Diana Fairgate on the night-time soap Knot's Landing) keeps you laughing without falling into self-pity territory. A topnotch writer (and comedian), Claudia gives us vulnerability, while skillfully avoiding being corny or cliche. Her journey provides all the delicious "Hollywood dish" we want to hear, with each topic building to outrageous (and hysterical) punchlines. This is the show to see at the Fringe this year. ...
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Brendan Scannell: The Abyss
anonymous
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June 20, 2026
certified reviewer
Brendan put words to the complexity of grieving a mentally ill family member that I have never been able to personally conjure, all while being astonishingly funny. Deeply moving, poignant, and hilarious - an incredible achievement!...
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Brendan Scannell: The Abyss
anonymous
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June 20, 2026
certified reviewer
I laughed…I cried…I loved this show! Brendan’s honest and brave storytelling made this one of the best shows I’ve ever seen. I have been replaying his stories and hilarious jokes ever since seeing him perform. He is a brilliant writer, comedian, and artist. Thank you for bringing us all into your story, Brendan! ...
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Brendan Scannell: The Abyss
naomi grossman
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June 20, 2026
certified reviewer
Really funny, heartfelt storytelling. Brendan is both a charismatic jokester, with snappy, laugh-out-loud one-liners, but a thoughtful raconteur, weaving a story that's as hilarious as it is tragic. Felt all the feels. Highly recommend. One of the best hours I've ever experienced at the Hollywood Fringe in its years of existence....
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The Unofficial 'Meet the Robinsons' Musical Parody
dana schwartz
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June 20, 2026
certified reviewer
Sheer Joy!...
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History of the Biz: Part 1-Acts
eric hopkinss
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June 20, 2026
uncertified reviewer
For those evaluating procurement and payment management software for a multi-division organization, the ability to support separate workflows for each department while maintaining a unified view at the top level is particularly noteworthy. We have several subsidiaries with different approval requirements, and Precoro (<a href="https://precoro.com/to/procure-to-pay-software">more info</a> on the website) allows each of them to run their own process without losing the consolidated reporting require...
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Maniac
benjamin treehorn
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June 20, 2026
uncertified reviewer
I didn't know whether to laugh or pray for my soul. This was a chilling, wild ride of zany antics mixed with highly intelligent premises. It was like comedy psychedelia. I laughed and I wondered, what the heck is going on and why does it make sense when I take part in it?...
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Grief Box
ruby marez
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June 20, 2026
certified reviewer
Funny, poignant and has good pace! A show about grief that makes you laugh so that you can connect to a more difficult topic....
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