About Last Night: Dating disasters, live on stage

whitney van horn · June 14, 2026 certified reviewer
It was so fun! Great story telling and kept me entertained. ... full review

Grief Box

liza mcgowan · June 14, 2026 certified reviewer
So sharp and on point! Grief Box nails the humor of the parody over and over while still landing the emotional punch. Kathleen is an incredibly engaging performer with a POV and something to say. The hour flew by in the best way! I would highly recommend and would go see it again in a heartbeat. ... full review

Roominate

corey mccarey · June 14, 2026 certified reviewer
It felt like a modern platonic dialogue on the nature of being, but not trying to find an overall answer. At times it made me think of Camus’ essays about and against suicide within an absurdist philosophy. Overall, I greatly enjoyed the show!... full review

Emotional Alpha

chris gale · June 14, 2026 certified reviewer
So good! Great premise great performance great jokes great vulnerability... full review

Jackie, Baby!

paige hernandez · June 14, 2026 certified reviewer
I thought it was great. Well carved out characters with emotional depth, especially with it being a 1 woman show. I thought the way Cylle set up interaction between the characters while it being a 1 women show was very creative. ... full review

Franken's A.I.

marcelina chavira · June 14, 2026 certified reviewer
History nerds and English lit lovers rejoice! A fresh modernization of Frankenstein. ... full review

Moyamoya Baby: A Trilogy of Strokes, Blood Flow, and F*ckboys

olga konstantulakis · June 14, 2026 certified reviewer
This is a BRAVE brave story told with so much humor! Nilsa is lovely to watch as she takes us through some challenging moments from her diagnosis to her dating life. Her ease and playfulness talking to the audience is winsome and super funny. Loved learning about Nilsa’s story.... full review

Becoming Apparent

anonymous · June 14, 2026 certified reviewer
Wonderful! This play embodies self awareness. Not only as a parent, but as a human being and the stages of life. ... full review

Them's The Shakes: Life, Love, and Parkinson's

lisa luna · June 14, 2026 certified reviewer
A beautiful, brutally honest story about human mortality. The comedy comes from a natural place and helps navigate the heavy topics. The interaction with the audience was a fun surprise and kept things lively Fair warning, you may cry. ... full review

The Jewel Box Cabaret

olivia van sky · June 14, 2026 certified reviewer
This jewelbox shines! Each performer brought gorgeous costumes and truly showcased the ART of the tease. These performers are accomplished and award winning powerhouses. It is such a privilege to be able to see such a variety of talents in an intimate venue. I’m so happy I went and I can’t wait to go see the other dates. ... full review

Tartuffe in 60 minutes

todd sullivan · June 14, 2026 certified reviewer
A smart, tight edit of the play — the whole thing in under 60 minutes. This did not feel like a cliff's notes version of the play, it felt like the real deal. Which is a real credit to the director and ensemble. A charming and sprightly confection. ... full review

''The Trick'' and ''The Pearl''

eugene salandra · June 14, 2026 certified reviewer
Joe Praml's "The Trick" and "The Pearl" have been brought back to the stage this summer at the Hollywood Fringe Festival. Director Hasmik Sargsyan achieved an overall stylistic harmony in "The Pearl," with the various elements working together to support a quick-witted, surreal comedy set in the roaring 1920's. In "The Trick," director Alexandria Sanders cut to the heart of a provocative story in which five very different people must navigate the murky moral landscape of a harrowing situation. ... full review

hoop 💫

todd sullivan · June 14, 2026 certified reviewer
With nothing but her voice and her body and a light up hula hoop -- RM conjures a world that is 1/3 cosmic, 1/3 dream, 1/3 memory. There's real magic here. Elegant, expansive, funny and elegaic. A show with hoop and hope. ... full review

Get Thee to a Beanery: A Hamlet Coffeeshop AU

jen s. · June 14, 2026 certified reviewer
Came to Opening Night on june 13, highly recommended!🎭 The show was so much fun to watch! The actors did an amazing job keeping everyone engaged, and the comedy was absolutely hilarious. ... full review

Brain Eviction (A Comedy)

anonymous · June 14, 2026 certified reviewer
Quirky and clever! Unexpected - i really liked it... full review

A Hostel Environment

john klenk · June 14, 2026 certified reviewer
This is a darkly comic show centering on what can happen when people from different nations a with different value systems are placed into a dangerous situation. It is a nuanced and compelling exploration about what it means to hold onto your values when the chips are down, and if it is even possible to go into a situation without an agenda.... full review

Laundry & Bourbon

anonymous · June 14, 2026 certified reviewer
The cast was spectacular!! The performances and chemistry were spot on and each brought new life, ideas and originality to the familiar characters. ... full review

DOLL COURT

nicole thayer · June 14, 2026 certified reviewer
The world's most excitable overgrown five year old has invented a new game: DOLL COURT (*law and order sound effect*) and you are invited to play with her. I mean this as a huge compliment - this would have been the funniest thing I'd ever seen in my life when I was 7 years old. My inner child was quoting the show and making fart noises the whole ride home.... full review

Rosie's Brain

amanda clemmons · June 14, 2026 certified reviewer
This incredibly personal story really hit home for me as someone who also deals with anxiety and OCD. Evelyn's performance captured so much of what it's like to live with that kind of disorder and she presented it with fantastic humor and beautiful music. If you or someone you love has OCD, this is a must-see! And even if you don't know anyone with OCD, you'll still enjoy this show!... full review

Trench

anonymous · June 14, 2026 certified reviewer
Ann Loud's Trench is an absolute delight! It's a fun and ambitious, one-woman submarine adventure in which Loud single-handedly plays a five-person crew giving each character a fully realized life and back story with seemingly effortless comic precision. The premise is gloriously absurd, the execution is airtight, and the whole thing moves with the infectious energy of someone who is genuinely having the time of their life onstage. Do not miss this masterpiece. ... full review

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