You don’t want to miss this show!!! This is so well done- truly a delight. The writing is lovely and the acting is perfect. I would see this play again!... full review

This is a true home coming story. In the writing, Nilsa handles a difficult story to tell, with gentle and caring hands, and she makes sure that Nila's health and happiness is not forgotten. ... full review

I Saw Three Eulogies opening night and loved it! Really enjoyed the depth and layers contained in the plot, the acting was immersive and engaging throughout, and the production overall did a great job of weaving between perspectives and timelines that made the show super dynamic. Would 100% recommend to anyone looking for a great show!... full review

Deeply personal, heartfelt, and moving. ... full review

Parents often need help when raising their children and unexpected behaviors arise, seeking the help of professionals who seem to make matters worse often leaving them frustrated and alone. To me, it was a story on parenting and how parents aren't taught how to face the unexpectedness of raising a child. I left with empathy and compassion for any parent that has had to endure what Brian describes in his piece. ... full review

A wild ride from start to finish! Cheeky clowning and witchcraft was the combination I didn't know I needed. ... full review

Super engaging story the touches on family tension, and transition all with a sense of warmth and humor and a touch of musical! 🎵 ... full review

Sage Center is a captivating and sincere look at someone going through their own struggles while trying to help others. The actors were so convincing I felt caught up in the action. I walked away impacted by all of their struggles and what it must be like to work in a treatment center. I would definitely recommend seeing this play. ... full review

Two women artists/actors with soulful, gifted voices are our storytellers for the exceptional journey of a mother and her young daughter whose mind, during her seizures, travels at the light speed of epilepsy’s burning trajectory. Rachell Kellum, as the daughter, Abby, and Brittani Murphy, in the role of her mother, are true and illuminating in their shared moments in the musical Abby Normal, written/produced by Sandra Cruze with music composed by Raul Ferrando. The supporting cast of actors crea... full review

An absolute delight! This show was so funny and relatable and Julia can SING! I was blown away!... full review

Celine Solution is a star! Surrounded by an amazing cast (Nicole Souza & Sarah Shtern) this was a really fun 30 minute production. ... full review

Peyton has such a presence that you instantly fall in love with her. The message of this show is strong, informative, and necessary. She weaves in and out of factual research and tongue and cheek quips seamlessly; and creates such a nurturing space in which to have these much needed conversations. She shows the audience the ugly truth of persecution in this country, but pulls you out of the depths of Hell with her expressions of pure joy. ... full review

Beautiful story. Phenomenal acting. An absolute must-see!!... full review

The Layover was a blast! A humorous yet moving core storyline from Nicole Souza and Harold Nieves Fisch is surrounded by hilarious slapstick moments from Tiffany Elle and Sanjay Rao. Highly recommend! ... full review

Soleil has an effortless charm that makes them so much fun to watch. This is a show with high rewatchability. It is a creative idea that is executed in a way that is insane and chaotic (complimentary). Even the countless late sound cues added to the hilarity of Daisy struggling to stay alive and complete her quest.... full review

This unsettling dark romance serves as a provocative reminder of the human capacity for emotional manipulation and exploitation.... full review

You’ve never heard the story of the shootout at the OK Corral told like this, I promise you... full review

Fun show. How can a show about a horseshoe crab attending a wedding not be?... full review

Leaving Shakespeare shines a light on the depth and complexity of Shakespeare’s heroines by intertwining their stories with the realities of modern womanhood to present an engaging mix of beautifully poignant and sharply funny vignettes. It’s a production that feels both timeless and so relevant to the current moment. You’ll walk away wishing this was the version of Shakespeare you’d been taught in English class! ... full review

Three Eulogies is a really touching exploration of grief and friendship, with plenty of comedic relief. The simple set design only helped to elevate how talented each of the actors was. I recommend it for anyone attending Hollywood Fringe this year. ... full review