In Coffee Date, Jonah Weiland has crafted a brilliant, laugh-out-loud romantic comedy. Hilarious with lots of heart and occasional naughtiness. The four characters are wonderfully designed, and the story is full of fun surprises, reveals and twists. The acting and directing are fantastic. Bravo!... full review

A brutally hilarious backhanded love letter and takedown of everything Tarantino. This cinematic clown show is imbued with Tarantinoesque focus to details that would actually make Tarantino proud and at the same time squirm. Surreal, silly and incredibly entertaining. ... full review

What an absolutely fun show and a great way to spend an hour!... full review

This important piece of history was told through passionate and creative performances.... full review

I love being surprised. Not knowing what I am stepping in to, gives me a thrill...especially when it comes to storytelling. This show was fantastic. Really fantastic and totally unexpected. I don't want to say too much and give it away...but I will leave you with this...what a twist of fate. ... full review

Kylee Q Robinson gives us a reimagined take on the Adam and Eve story. This is a well thought out piece that brings questions, heart and humor together to bring us a story we are all familiar with in one way or another regardless of our own religious journey but with a modern lens and perspective of what if we actually heard more about Eve's story with her thoughts and feelings on display. ... full review

There is truly something here for everyone, great storytelling, laughter, family and childhood nostalgia, emotion, depth, it hits all the notes! Come, bring your friend, bring your family. Such a special show. ... full review

I loved this show, despite its length. Vivi brings to the Fringe a story beyond personal. We are not only seeing where her parents came from, but we are witnessing a side of history that the majority of Americans have no idea about. What happened after the Vietnam War to the locals. Her ability to share with us the struggle that both her parents went through, as kids, and what it took to escape a communist war zone is excellent. But the story is too short. She's able to get the entire audie... full review

Based on a True Story...happening with every stroke of her pen. I was blown away by this story from the moment the Witch aka Gretchen stepped on the stage. She had us at "hello"! Knowing every word was true made it even better. She is sexy, funny, witchy and you can not keep your eyes off of her...you are on the edge of your seat waiting for what she is going to do or say next.... full review

Sage Center is one of those plays that stays with you after you leave the theater. It managed to be funny, heartbreaking, uncomfortable, and deeply human all at the same time. I enjoyed it so much that I came back to see it again!!!... full review

Loved the show. Very unique and unpredictable. Also - some great music to pair with the comedy and some cool mixed media elements. So creative. ... full review

Such high quality for a fringe show, it’s hard to find a flaw! The writing is raw and honest, and matched with a performance that does it such justice. I was so moved by this show and I’d challenge anyone to see it and come away unchanged.... full review

This was a really fun show. The cast are incredibly funny and talented singers. And I did not expect the ending!... full review

Did not get to see show. Due to closed streets and traffic we arrives late. In the future I will not book a show durinf the West Hollywood Pride Parade.... full review

Formerly Mormon feels like a twist on the classic cult confessional. Rather than asking for forgiveness from a god or an Elder for his transgressions against the church for being gay and simply being human, Frankie’s testimony ;) is a confession and a moment of forgiveness for his “sins” as a member of LDS against his friends, queer community, and himself. We, the queer folk/ the congregation/ the audience, have a chance to listen, accept, and perhaps to forgive as well.... full review

Abby Normal is an uplifting and inspiring coming of age musical that explores epilepsy and the fear it generates. There's an important and empowering message that runs through the story as protagonist Abby refuses to let her epilepsy define her. This is ultimately the show's universal theme--not letting a medical condition define and limit us. Abby Normal is an impactful piece of theatre performed by a talented cast. This musical deserves a long life on the stage.... full review

Perfect Black Box gem of a show.... full review

A well paired double header, both clowns had the audience locked in and paying rapt attention. Kevin August Shuts the F#ck up saw Kevin laying waste to an Airbnb painted completely in the minds of the audience. Get Ready with Me is a sweet and silly ride about a man battling his own sense of inadequacy with clown logic and some help from the audience.... full review

Really enjoyed the show. I had seen a scene from it in January during Catharsis Bites and loved seeing the entire play as a whole. The actors were all so engaging and entertaining. The audience was so attentive and you could tell everyone was having a great time watching Schizm.... full review

I loved it! The chemistry between Nicole and Benjamin was beautiful and engaging. ... full review