A very funny play with touching moments that make you of your own issues that you have or may have had which is very important because I don’t think enough people think of that or try to resolve them until something forces them unfortunately. ... full review

A slice of YouTube, right here at the Hollywood Fringe! Hilarious but not without heart, Out There had me rolling, whether it was hunting moose or a run in with a wild bear. This also feels like a show to try and see multiple times, as you never know what might change the second time around. ... full review

Wedding Party is a TREAT. This show leads with heart and is unapologetically vulnerable, exciting to watch, and cinematic –– it's like watching an intelligent, funny, feel-good Netflix movie in real time. The show is driven by a brilliant, inspired, and deeply inspiring performance by Ariana Williams as Ximena opposite Ryan Jaske in a fantastically grounded, present performance as her fiancé Jason. This show is acted and directed with SUCH emotional intelligence. As protagonist Ximena sifts throu... full review

THIS is what Fringe is all about!!! I went in without any expectations and walked out wanting more, more, more! I had a smile on my face from start to finish. This show unfolds like a wild fever dream, diving deeper and deeper into the mind of a mad clown. The puppetry work is on point and shows up in so many different forms. Original, daring, demented, and so much damn fun. I hope to see it again and again. May this show have a long life, and may these artists continue to take risks and trust in... full review

A poignant exploration of human-machine relations through a dialogue of beautifully composed songs. Margaret and Aria's vocal performances are incredible and they bounce off each other with easy chemistry. ... full review

A delightful pair of one-acts that engage themes of morbidity and mortality with a lot of heart. Lots of humor, a very engaged audience, and particularly stellar performances from all five actors in "Our Cemetery."... full review

The actors were incredibly talented and brought so much depth and authenticity to their roles. Every scene felt carefully rehearsed and flawlessly executed, showing the dedication and skill of the entire cast. The writing was thoughtful and deeply human; balancing humor, sadness, and reflection in a way that felt true to real life. It made me laugh, it made me think, and at times it genuinely moved me. A beautifully crafted play that stays with you.... full review

What a delightful and unexpected performance! It was good pacing, good jokes, and fun storyline. Enjoyed this modern interpretation of Kafka.... full review

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A riveting piece of theatre, Playback dives into topics of consent, controlled narratives, and complicated relationships.... full review

I attended this show at the last minute based upon a random invitation and had the best LA theatrical experience I've had in years! The writer/director Nathaniel Mathis clearly has a strong sense of musicality in his writing, directing and casting. There was no weak link in the cast. Everyone was great. I was there to see my friend Ayla Barreau and spent a good portion of the play crying with pride and joy to see an actor I have such a strong feeling for get a role she could embody and tran... full review

This is an awesome show! The entire play presented in just an hour is absolutely incredible!... full review

Simultaneously so moving and funny. Wonderful job Dara!... full review

A hilarious satire of the self help industry and corporate keynote speakers! This show had the laughs per minute! Adam and his team did a fabulous job with all of the multimedia assets! He really nailed his portrayal of a self help guru whose life was falling apart. ... full review

An explosion of characters from a deeply personal place- executed with commitment, skill and grace. Complete evidence that all you need is a story and commitment to it to make an impact.... full review

This show was hilarious and fast paced. It’s therapy masked as comedy! I would dare to even call it a romcom! An end of the world romcom? Is that a thing? Well, it is at this show! It’s also refreshing for once to watch a show where the woman is the avoidant instead of the man. ... full review

Even including Preview week, we're barely a third of the way in, but definitely my favorite Fringe show so far this year.... full review

So transparent and vulnerable with a mix of comedy. He put it all out there and didn't hold back. The character work was distinct and clear. He also mixed in the society incidents too which had an impact on his journey. ... full review

A funny, witty story told in a creative way. I laughed, felt sadness, moved, to hear their story. ... full review

So silly and so goofy. Clown’s voices matter. They just do. ... full review