A delightfully odd, sweet, and memorable Fringe experience! The Mary & Margo Art Experience embraces its unique perspective and offers audiences something they are unlikely to encounter anywhere else at the festival.... full review

This show was so different from what I was expecting in all of the best ways. If you're as sick and tired of all of the needless hatred in the world as you should be, then this is the show for you. Despite being a show about "the devil", it's brimming full of compassion and understanding, along with a beautiful heart at the core.... full review

Peyton Ashby puts on a burlesque show that is equal parts dazzling, informative, and wildly fun. The music is absolute perfection, the energy is unmatched, and it's packed with great information that beautifully honors the trans experience. It’s empowering, sexy, and definitely a must see!... full review

The best show of Hollywood Fringe 2026. Masterful acting and incredible writing. Deserves a Broadway staging.... full review

Jon is a wicked storyteller! I LOVE BUBBIE. Jon tells a spooky story that has heart. The tech ROCKED. I did scream at one point! All of the storytelling is HARD TO BELIEVE and absolutely WILD?!... full review

A thoughtful and reflective portrayal of our expectations in our relationships and desires.... full review

Really enjoyed the play. The set design was really good, and the costumes, too, but most of all the play itself was thoughtful and insightful about humanity and how we hide ourselves from others, or keep ourselves in the dark because things aren't exactly as we want.... full review

What starts as an objective look upon a struggling writer reveals itself to be the deeply unreliable perspective of a man who’s lost his reality. Our protagonist maintains a semblance of normalcy that turns in a fashion that creates a disconnect - we as an audience question ourselves. Did we see it? Are we bystanders, or are we even here?... full review

Great show. Simple set and they still brought all the magic the show demands and allows.... full review

Revealing yourself is risky business. ... full review

A heartfelt, sweet show featuring three vignettes from a therapist's early day...... full review

This show is bold and daring... providing a much-needed balm for the soul during these trying times! Gretchen's sense of humor and courage in the face of injustice is inspiring. ... full review

Very stirring and thought provoking piece about finding love and acceptance while doing dealing with the struggles of mental illness through the eyes of two young patients.... full review

A story of missed opportunities. Found it to be sorrowful and a sharp portrait of how our expectations can cloud our ability to see the opportunities in front of us-especially regarding matters of love. A melancholic performance, with some surreal and light hearted moments.... full review

Incredibly sweet portrait of a gay relationship. The two performers bring an authenticity that makes the audience happy to be in The Huddle with them. ... full review

Whimsical, stupidly delightful. The room is filled with joy from the moment you walk in. You are welcomed and invited to play. ... full review

Traditional sitcom premise with charming performances and poetic dialog.... full review

Absolutely delightful! Keeping Daisy alive is a team sport and you will probably fail over and over again, but Soleil ensures you’ll have a great time, no matter the outcome! ... full review

When theatre finds a way to surprise you, you've witnessed something special. "White Lillies" did that and more. Bolstered by a raw and honest performance by JC Best, this play has been one of the highlights of the Fringe this year for me. In fact, this piece makes a strong case to the city of Los Angeles that audiences should invest more into local, independent theatre. Bravo to Rush Z and everyone involved for creating a thoughtful, magical piece of theatre. ... full review

A hilarious, poignant, and intimate show about Alice’s journey to try to conceive. Exceptionally well written, it weaves seamlessly in and out of her story, incorporating just the right amount of clinical information, historical context, and memorable supporting characters.... full review