Did I laugh? Audibly, from my belly multiple times. Did I cry? No, I wept. ... full review

Hilarious and entertaining!! Excellent writing and acting. The house was packed and the audience was in stitches. ... full review

This is exactly what a Fringe play should be! Very random but very fun. ... full review

A non-stop tour de force performance, Harms delivers a cavalcade of expertly crafted personas and vignettes, in a poignant and comical takedown that refuses to punch down. A Fringe (and outside Fringe) must-see!... full review

Great fun way to remind us about history — with some modern parallels... full review

Excellent show! Actors were incredible and the show was well written and very relatable. The actors’ comedic timing and improv moments had me belly laughing! And each actor embodied their roles really well, everyone was a joy to watch. Beware of getting called out on your own cringe LA behavior like me… (I went in with some networking materials to pass out and halfway through the show Claudio remarks on how “everyone’s got a networking event for you here!” I died right there in the front row.) I ... full review

Wonderful! Inventive, Original, Heartfelt, Universal yet Specific. And very funny. Springs from a fully available artist. It could have been twice as long and sustained the magic!... full review

Actually funny REAL stories from REAL people!!! Go with your friends, you will have an amazingggg night. It is so well programmed and a great time!! ... full review

Writer-performer Brian Leonard confronts the difficulties of raising a troubled child while exploring the wounds of his own complicated childhood in his one-man show Therapist Zero. Part stand-up, part dramatic monologue, the show draws steady laughter from the audience, but lands most powerfully in its quieter moments of vulnerability, especially when Leonard opens up about his absent parents and the severe neglect he experienced as a child. Unfortunately, those vulnerable moments are few and fa... full review

Within a half hour I felt like I knew so much about Celine and didnt want it to end. ... full review

Lots of fun and well acted!... full review

I felt that some of the songs were catchy and enjoyed the harmonizing. The story didn’t really make a lot of sense and was hard to follow. It felt more like a compilation of songs that then was turned into a play. It didn’t feel like it flowed very well. The ending was confusing. ... full review

As your momma, I am delighted to see that you have realized one of your dreams by having your solo show! When you take the stage, you are so captivating that I can’t take my eyes off of you. 😘... full review

Such a wildly talented cast and so much fun! Lots of laughs and great songs.... full review

So fun and unique. The acting was phenomenal and the audience interaction was at a comfortable level... full review

Part interactive theater, part escape room, and part analytical shadow workshop, this show is like nothing I’ve ever seen. If you are looking for a fun, peculiar, and very human take on godly psychology, check out The Mysteries of Persephone!... full review

Brilliant... full review

I left this show feeling inspired and excited for the future. With the unique blend of creation, failure, and setbacks that LA has to offer- the message to keep moving forward is needed now more than ever. In Meet The Robinsons, the cast delivers this message sincerely, lovingly, and with so much respect to the source material. This is the feel good hit of the summer. ... full review

A sincere, tender, often very funny portrait of a small town with terrific performances. Highly recommended! ... full review

Deeply moving, hilarious, brutally honest, and raw. Beautifully written and performed. ... full review