Soleil has created a freewheeling interactive game that she deftly leads the audience through, leaving them giddy to jump back in and play more after each reset. ... full review

Hollywood Chola delivers exactly what the title promises—and so much more. Funny, insightful, authentic, and incredibly entertaining, this one-woman show takes audiences on a captivating journey through actress Yelyna De León's career in Hollywood. With humor, heart, and honesty, Yelyna shares her experiences of repeatedly being cast as a "chola" while fighting to be seen as more than a stereotype in the entertainment industry. Her storytelling is sharp, relatable, and inspiring, offering a po... full review

This is an incredibly well-polished show, and an absolute must see. A well structured solo show discussing themes of fame, mental health, and growing up??? And it's original and unique??? This thing slaps cover to cover. Impressively relatable, and genuinely hilarious.... full review

In a fresh twist on Shakespeare’s Macbeth, The Actor’s Company brings daring performances to this vividly written rendition. The Real Lady Macbeth, a play written by Coco Blignaut & Edison Park is a must-see @ the Fringe! ... full review

A ridiculously charming and stupid piece of theater. Meg creates a show that is so quintessentially singular while also lampooning American theater tropes with a wink and a hand under her dress as a large boner.... full review

John Patrick Shanley’s Danny and the Deep Blue Sea is a notorious pressure cooker of a play, demanding immense emotional stamina from its performers. In this exceptional production at the Hollywood Fringe Festival, I was treated to a fabulous display of acting, directing, set design, and radical storytelling that left a profound, inspirational impact. What makes this particular staging so brilliant is its audacious, modern twist: the character of Danny is re-imagined. Instead of the traditional ... full review

This show was pure camp and the cast absolutely delivered just that! I had the best time!... full review

Brendan takes us to the depths of his personal and family trauma (yes, the abyss) with a thoughtful, laugh-out-loud blend of humor and heart. The show takes place in a sci-fi ready submersible but there's not an artificial note in this show, which excavates Brendan's own life choices and lays bare difficult family dynamics. In addition to writing and acting, The Abyss is also a showcase for Brendan's stand-up and physical comedy. Even during the heaviest material, it's a joy to watch someone use ... full review

Honestly this show ruled. I laughed harder at this show than I've laughed at other shows. Belly laughs I mean. Felt like I was hanging out with a friend. The highs are high and that's because there are lows. I think it's so impressive to put on a show like this at the Hollywood Fringe there is no clown show happening in this Festival like Aidan's. All you gutter alley clowns should go.... full review

The Mysteries of Persephone is best for people who grew up feeling invisible, developed a fixation on Hellenistic Paganism, and/or can commit to an impromptu spiritual and emotional experience! ... full review

I mean... It seemed impossible, but Andel made it look so easy. The play with the audience, the off-kilter feeling that so many (clown) solo shows have, the energy of Andel's performance... Wow, just really great. Every needs to go out and see this! If nothing else, it's an inspiration to the production of solo shows!... full review

Earnestly this is a masterpiece. Jackie Skinner is one of the most talented performers in Los Angeles. She is incredibly present, blurring the lines between herself and Beautiful Woman. I felt truly moved by the end of the show. It is funny, it's sad, it's creepy, it's everything I wanted to see in a Fringe show. This is a Max Charbonneau Must See. ... full review

A horny bookclub...an impossibly beautiful but unlucky-in-love heroine...a best friend whose very existence depends on the presence of said heroine...a hunky schmillionaire with a heart almost as hard as his abs (among other things)...and, uh, puppets?!... full review

The show was absolutely amazing! What a consummate Performer she has it all! She’s hilarious, her magic was great, and the storyline was super catchy!... full review

On the surface this show is hilarious and fun, laughing at and with Micki along with Dimitri while we cover her short yet full career through Hollywood's Golden Age. But what Shayna does as a writer and performer is gives us something more and very subtle; she references sex-based power dynamics, control, and exploitation; eating disorders; substance abuse; the obsession to be accepted and loved used as leverage - we are not only looking at how dark Hollywood was for women, but we're forced t... full review

Mandy does an incredible job keeping the audience engaged the entire time. This show is jam packed with games and jokes that have you rooting for the greatest fly in Hollywood Fringe... full review

Had the opportunity to see the show Sunday night (6/14). It was so much fun with a little audience participation. We're invited to the party as we stroll down memory lane with her and view a very facinating life and the people she's known. We get to hear some of the music she's composed. It's an audio/visual experience. Such an enjoyable evening.... full review

Loved this take on Macbeth-- hilarious, poignant and a highly worthy watch. ... full review

A lovely exploration! Using the concept of mind-reading as a clown concept to engage with the audience was so fun. ... full review

I truly loved this show! Both of these plays resonated deeply- and for different reasons. I was blown away by the performances and how unique each show was. The first play had a spectacular cast. Tammy Mora’s anger & frustration was palpable- and the supporting cast was so much fun- I loved Amanda Lynne’s Harriet! The second play was more rooted in reality with relationships that felt nuanced, real, and evolving. Rebecca O’Brien supplied a bulk of the comedic relief, are while feeling grounded & ... full review