Did not get to see show. Due to closed streets and traffic we arrives late. In the future I will not book a show durinf the West Hollywood Pride Parade.... full review

Formerly Mormon feels like a twist on the classic cult confessional. Rather than asking for forgiveness from a god or an Elder for his transgressions against the church for being gay and simply being human, Frankie’s testimony ;) is a confession and a moment of forgiveness for his “sins” as a member of LDS against his friends, queer community, and himself. We, the queer folk/ the congregation/ the audience, have a chance to listen, accept, and perhaps to forgive as well.... full review

Abby Normal is an uplifting and inspiring coming of age musical that explores epilepsy and the fear it generates. There's an important and empowering message that runs through the story as protagonist Abby refuses to let her epilepsy define her. This is ultimately the show's universal theme--not letting a medical condition define and limit us. Abby Normal is an impactful piece of theatre performed by a talented cast. This musical deserves a long life on the stage.... full review

Perfect Black Box gem of a show.... full review

A well paired double header, both clowns had the audience locked in and paying rapt attention. Kevin August Shuts the F#ck up saw Kevin laying waste to an Airbnb painted completely in the minds of the audience. Get Ready with Me is a sweet and silly ride about a man battling his own sense of inadequacy with clown logic and some help from the audience.... full review

Really enjoyed the show. I had seen a scene from it in January during Catharsis Bites and loved seeing the entire play as a whole. The actors were all so engaging and entertaining. The audience was so attentive and you could tell everyone was having a great time watching Schizm.... full review

I loved it! The chemistry between Nicole and Benjamin was beautiful and engaging. ... full review

A rare window into the mind of an extraordinarily resilient, creative, and funny person, expressed through a playful tug-of-war between two identities as personal tragedy unfolds before us.... full review

Sarah Dealy is a genius and this one’s gonna go all the way. ... full review

An exploration into man’s subconscious fear of procreation hasn’t been this unhinged and extrapolated since Eraserhead. Bach would leave a good review for this show. ... full review

A must, must, MUST see. Gorgeous to watch. Incredible writing and directing and talk about a fantastic cast! Jeffrey Johnson draws us in before the story officially begins (and our attention is captivated to the very end); and away we go on a magical journey. The film noir setting is so delicious with every twist and turn. Ha! Ann Noble, Robin McDonald, and Christian Haines are beyond wonderful! Do yourself a favor, will ya: Just go see it! ... full review

A peek into the world of a condition that is rarely talked about in an imaginative way with lots of levity! By giving epilepsy its own character, the story cleverly showcased the material commitment of a chronic condition. Our lead actress's voice was gorgeous, and you were always rooting for her.... full review

Also, a must, must, MUST see. DEEP. Beautiful story telling with a brilliant cast: Carolina Rodriguez and Michael Perlmutter are wonderful…. so beautifully human. Heartfelt Magic. Joyce Ha and Brian Robert Harrison are phenomenal. Don’t live in regret. Just go see it. ... full review

This was a fun show with a surprise twist at the end of each story. I especially enjoyed the second play, which was an interesting exploration of a brotherly relationship. ... full review

Doll Court is an incredible concept in the perfect place with a talented and funny performer at its helm. It was so joyous to see others playing with dolls, and that all of us got to have our part in the case. (I was the stenographer! A dream!) The fart sound effects had me dying. I was so sad that I had to leave early to get to another show because I could've stayed in Doll Court forever.... full review

Smart, funny and moving take on the Pulp Noir genre. A fantastical Gumshoe Delight! ... full review

HOT YOGA leaves you breathless in a completely different way. Written by and starring Ruby Marker, this one-woman show is a masterclass in leaning into the dark to find the most hilarious absurdity. The piece is a sharp, autobiographical journey through a young girl's burning desire to act and write in a town dominated by "cowboys, bros, and jocks," where the only entertainment seems to be speeding around the roundabout until you get dizzy. It transforms a claustrophobic setting into a perfect... full review

Beautifully raw work. Such an important piece of work based on human self-reflection mixed with profound and comedic artistic expression.... full review

Immediately, I was drawn in by the dreamy set and captivated by the cast giving a performance that felt so raw and real. The difficulty in confronting traumas from past relationships made this play an absolutely enthralling emotional experience. The cast was brilliant. Playback is gripping, it's raw, it's emotional and compelling. I really enjoyed it!... full review

Kathleen blends confidence and vulnerability masterfully in quite the showcase of her range! A hilarious, fever dream take on the reality of trying to grieve in a world that never affords you the luxury of time.... full review