Great Performance by Jessica Martin. She really brings us into the world of Joan of Arc through parallels of her own life. Did Joan of Arc have Mental Illness? Are women still being judged? This is very thought-provoking piece and very timely.... full review

Do yourself a favor and go see this show, before these two become massively famous and you can't afford tickets to their sold-out off-Broadway shows. We laughed through the whole piece. ... full review

Fantastic, fun, and funny! Stellar cast and great ensemble, really bring the space to life. Laura Bertrand and Jack Callahan do a wonderful job in directing this play. Bravo!... full review

10/10…My general impression of the show is magnificent. The cast was great, the acting was beyond good, and the overall play was out of this world. As a first time attendee. I would definitely be attending more. Corey is awesome and his play left me speechless. Shoutout to corey and the cast. You all were awesome. Keep up the good work. I know its easier than done but I believe you all can make it big.... full review

This show is a great time! Have a drink and prepare for something smutty and laugh out loud silly. Incredible cast of brilliant, nuanced physical comedians. ... full review

Great solo show. Beautifully written, directed, and acted.... full review

This is a well-acted psychological drama that has one hooked right away wondering where this relationship will be headed. The audience can see but unfortunately, the protagonist can't. This play examines the world of those who want something so badly, they can't see the obstacles in the way. ... full review

I did not expect to laugh so much and be so deeply moved. The show was by no exaggeration -- life changing. The ideas, thoughts, storytelling Gretchen presented will stay with me for a long time. It's the Church I didn't know I needed. ... full review

Mason Ma's and Amy Dong's comedy spins it's wheels through two scenes set in the past before finding traction in a final scene set in a near future where AI has taken control of every part of daily life, including use of the commode. John Jiang's genial LAFD firefighter and father stands out along with Jinyao Zhao's Ashley, who gets what's coming to her when Artificial Intelligence attempts to dominate her life in the same way she tried to supervise those around her in previous scenes.... full review

I love Ramón and the world needs him now more than ever. Cathartic, beautiful, fun, informative, inspirational. Thank you for bringing us in and reminding us of the healing power of community!... full review

Breathtaking performances from both cast members here. A true showcase. An imaginative and well staged interpretation - a real fringe stand out!... full review

A more traditional show. Left feeling great and humming the tunes. I really enjoyed the music and boy, did they pack a lot of it in there but mixing in anecdotes was a great way to tell their story. ... full review

Extremely compelling, funny, dark, occasionally scary, emotionally vulnerable piece of theater right here. Jackie is doing something exciting marrying horror with clown, and it's working. I thoroughly enjoyed this and encourage you to check it out.... full review

Funny, dark, to the point... full review

The only way to spend a monday!!! Cockroaches get a lot of hate, it's nice to see them get a little love. ... full review

One of the must-see shows of Fringe this year! I'm a huge fan of art that speaks to mental health and isn't afraid to use a little humor in the process. ... full review

Great all around performance by the cast. It also shed light on how difficult it is to be a working actor. ... full review

This show had me buggin' out. So fun, funny, and weird. It's sure to get under your skin.... full review

Cole is such a committed player. Such a finely-wrought character with great attention to detail. An anti-hero presented with earnestness and without judgment lets the satire marinate with the audience long after the surprising ending. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!... full review

Maria's wit, stage presence, and vulnerability create a potent theatrical cocktail that you don't want to miss. Baby Bipolar generates a warm and welcoming atmosphere and gifts the audience with the highest tier of theatrical entertainment: honest, entertaining, and an experience that will stick with you long after the show. I highly recommend this show to everyone. It is a wonderful night of theatre. And you just might learn something, or even be changed, by the end of the hour.... full review