What a fun show! In a world of Fringe plays that take themselves too seriously, Comics Reading Comics was a breath of fresh air. They made sure that everyone, from the actors, the audience, to even the tech people, was having fun from start to end.... full review

This kind of show is what Hollywood Fringe is all about! It had acrobatics, interaction with the audience, interesting costumes, and a choose-your-own-adventure form of storytelling that stands out. ... full review

This is a heartfelt, funny and poignant bilingual play that addresses environmental issues in border towns that directly impact the lives of the people living there. The story is strong, the use of a puppet was fantastic and the lighting and set elements really bring it all together. ... full review

Absolutely captivating and spellbinding. I cannot speak more highly of this show. Stephan walks a fine line between absurd and grounded, hilarious and heartbreaking. ... full review

Unplugged Electric Guitar gets to the core of each of its characters and shows us, unfiltered, who they are. It examines dreams and how they change, family in all its different shapes, and asks: when do you hold onto something good, and when is it time to let go? A truly touching and grounded show.... full review

A funny jaunt with a great a cast! Some good character beats for the run time! The Australian friends were the standout emotional plotline.... full review

Amazing! It’s smart, funny, and creepy in all the right ways. The actors have great chemistry and the play flows. The venue is an intimate space that makes you feel like you’re a fly on the wall of a podcast happening in real time.... full review

Wow! Yeah, I took this show HOME WITH ME. It’s every artist’s fever dream become flesh. Madcap, poignant, lyrical and violent. Everything you could want in a clown show. Great performance from Alex and Peter and direction by Dean Evans. HIGHLY RECOMMEND... full review

This show was OF THIS MOMENT. Incredibly topical and a great example of how theater can help us process what's going on in the world. ... full review

This show is both delightfully absurd and a profoundly vulnerable exploration of grief and the human experience. I’ve seen it twice, and each time it has stayed with me long after I left the theater. Whether it’s the funny songs still stuck in my head or the way it prompts me to reflect on how I process grief, it’s a show that lingers in the best way.... full review

Happy! Merry! Joyous! -- The perfect description for this fun and heartfelt look into the life of a caroler. Jim takes you on a comedic journey as he decides whether he will return for yet another year of caroling, he brilliantly combines his thought process, a bit of music theory and some beautiful introspective moments into an hour long story that will leave you wanting just a bit more! ... full review

I absolutely LOVED Bellyfull. Vivia has a warm inviting essence that immediately draws you into her story. I was excited to take the journey with her. She has an impeccable sense of comedic timing and her show has some nice touching moments as well. Bellyful was a delight and masterfully directed by Heather Dowling. I highly recommend. ... full review

Olivia is a very talented, honest performer. She understands how to tell a funny story, and is willing to reveal her own vulnerabilities on stages... full review

“The Vertical” is a clever, timely, and surprisingly insightful stage play that explores the evolving world of vertical micro-dramas through both humor and heart. As someone who also works in the vertical drama space, I appreciated how the play captured the unique challenges, opportunities, and absurdities of creating compelling stories in such a fast-paced format.... full review

A delightful nightmare I want to have over and over again. ... full review

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Julia is a star! Her talent and charm gift audiences with an hour of delightful musical comedy. You’ll be humming the songs and thinking about the perils of modern dating long after you leave the theater. ... full review

It was very heartfelt, very informative and so much fun to watch. It took a subject that was dire and turned it into something hopeful and full of love and optimistic. It was engaging with the audience, and it was a joy to watch.... full review

A must watch! It was fun, captivating, immersive, and completely different from what I went in expecting but it in the best of ways. Couldn't stop laughing and gasping at every turn. Everyone did an amazing job and I could feel the love and passion they all had for this project. ... full review

Gabrielle Jackson held the audience in a space of healing and empowerment. Her grace and movement kept the story flowing throughout the less than an hour theatre piece. Everyone in that room during the preview were in tears, not because it was imposed on us or a guilt that was thwarted, but the human connectedness that we all inhabited during the play. ... full review