Bring your dollars! Even though is not suggested. I felt like I was in a drag show and wished I had brought dollars to have the owner of the business collect them while singing the opening. This show was super fun it felt like 30minutes but in reality it was 01:30:00. I felt like I was part of the show, music is well written and I wanted to sing along. One of my favorite characters was Dulce. She carried me through so many emotions. She seemed friendly at once and wished she was my friend. And in... full review

Kylie is such a shining star. Her personality draws people in both on and off stage, she is simply too tight and hot to have MS, the world is not fair but here we are. Her hour is as vulnerable as it is funny, and gotdamn it is deeply hilarious. It felt as if she was simply talking to a friend and that is a true sign of her skill as a comic. To take such a darkly tragic situation and turn it into an hour of comedy is quite a feat. 100/10 hunny!... full review

I enjoyed the show. Joshua is a great writer who told the story well. I was able to see all the actors and hear what they were saying so good on the director as well. Most of the actors were good at staying in character for long periods of time.... full review

So funny (and dare I say kind of moving?) Mark is a star!... full review

Quite possibly the most fun I've ever had at a Fringe show... full review

Really enjoyed the play very much. Loved the characters and the message!!... full review

Sydney has a unique ability to bring tears to your eyes, then make you laugh before they fall, and she does this over and over in this unique play set in a mortician's office. She navigates mental health, life, death and everything in between with a keen familiarity, and always makes the audience feel "in" on the joke that is life and all that comes with it. Bravo Sydney!... full review

The Queen is a delight. Sarah Kantner is a gifted clown and improviser and this hour is charming and engaging, surprising and fun. I had a great time. ... full review

Once I let go of the expectation of realism, I was able to appreciate what the production was actually exploring, the anxiety of living truthfully. The characters continually switch between the straight-man of comedy and different roles of absurdity, exploring different masks to their core. Ultimately, I really enjoyed the play's willingness to move through different dream states and psychological landscapes. The show is strange, funny, and emotionally resonant, and keeps you thinking about the d... full review

Black Bag Job is a gripping and thought-provoking theatrical experience that sheds light on one of the lesser-known chapters surrounding the Civil Rights Movement and final days of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The play masterfully blends historical fact with dramatic storytelling, drawing audiences into a world of surveillance, secrecy, and political tension. From the opening scene, the writer and director Christian Levatino creates an atmosphere of suspense. The title itself—Black Bag Job, a te... full review

This is 1000% entertainment!!! Chaotic but wrapped in a pristine structure under Riley's and Cole's guidance. Whether you're a LOTR fan or not, it's a great time and easily one of my faves of the fest!! I'll be returning for however many years this keeps going!! ... full review

This sci-fi alien comedy is out of this world, a frenetic blast from outer space. Hilarious acting, stunning and original visuals, and with a heartfelt appreciation for planet earth's wonders, and humanity's derailed potential. ... full review

Arguments is a thoughtful and entertaining production that succeeds because of its strong performances, effective direction, and excellent technical design. The live jazz musicians bring a unique energy to the piece, while the lighting and projections help create a rich theatrical experience. Although a few emotional moments could have been allowed more room to breathe, the production remains engaging throughout and is a worthwhile addition to this year's Hollywood Fringe Festival.... full review

Overall, “My Brother’s Room” is an entertaining show that explores both the positive and negative influence family can have on one another when communication and vulnerability are missing. While some of the performances and pacing could use more room to settle, the production has a lot of potential and offers a thoughtful look at the complicated dynamics between siblings and family.... full review

Overall, V.I.P. is a funny, thoughtful, and relatable solo show, especially for anyone familiar with the pressure and absurdity of audition rooms. Moore gives the audience a range of emotions while still leaving them feeling encouraged. It is one of the more refreshing solo shows I have seen this year, and it is worth attending.... full review

Such a fun play. The comedy was comedy-ing and I could feel what the characters were going through. Really great work from cast and crew, entire production!... full review

I went into this show never having seen a vertical show, never even knowing what one was. I left more knowledgeable and also laughing, after experiencing the biting humorous commentary on this form of entertainment. From terrible AI-written scripts to apathetic background actors, to models turned leads because they had the right look, this show highlights the racism in the casting of verticals.... full review

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Failure to Thrive is a standout stand-up show. If you're craving that peanut-butter and chocolatey combination of comedy and tragedy, you should make time in your schedule.... full review

This incredible show will leave you perplexed in the best possible way!! Simultaneously heartbreaking AND heartwarming, Puppydog challenges you to contemplate both the inevitable cruelty of humanity and the profound meaning of love. Emilie Langjahr is brilliant from start to finish and morphs into distinctive characters right before your eyes. A must see!! ... full review