Silly, physical comedy with a vague theme of knighthood. A fun afternoon.... full review

MLM and WLW solidarity to the max! A silly and relatable queer play with a talented cast, witty writing, and strong direction! ... full review

Loved this little piece so very much! Such a heartfelt, intriguing story of a very different part of Vietnam than I knew little to nothing about. Vivi's performance was so completely endearing -- leaning into the energy of each of her family members as they encountered roadblock after roadblock but did not break. Very powerful. Left me & everyone I spoke with wanting more.... full review

The Nebraska album is a lesser known work of Springsteen but the creativity of the Baked Alaska parody makes it soooooooo good. You don’t need to know the album to be impressed by the guitar playing here. And oh man - the harmonies! No, not the harmonicas, the harmonies. ... full review

Well written, excellent acting... full review

If you’re not familiar with Kathleen, you should be. Holy engaging clown drama, this show is so good. ... full review

The "It" Girl is a nice solo show to give more attention to silent film actress Clara Bow.... full review

very funny with a few legit jump scares... full review

Strange Beings reaches the stars and beyond with its stellar cast, writing, direction, and use of the black box space. Who knew so much humanity could be found in the confines of a small space ship. An absolutely joy of a show that even in its more dramatic moments never loses the light that bonds us all. Highly recommend! ... full review

If you are ready to be hopeful about the future at a time when things feel hopeless, this is a show for you. Leaving you feeling empowered by the message that our stories and family histories are what shapes the story of America if we take back our power (individually and as a collective), not claimed by those who seek to write our nation's story for us.... full review

Wow, I was so impressed with this play! It was well written and well acted - it moved along at a quick pace right from the beginning with no parts that felt like they were lagging. I was especially impressed they included a time jump - a flashback! Genius! Which seems hard to pull off in live theater.... full review

I knew nothing about this show and attended on a whim when the show I planned on seeing sold out. I am so glad to have made the pivot. "The Resurrectionists" didn't feel like 'Fringe theatre' - it just felt like 'theatre'. I felt as if I had stumbled upon a hidden gem tucked away in Hollywood. The script is well-constructed and never feels disconnected. The performers bring so much energy and charm to their characters. The stripped down nature of the piece and the transitions were appropriately F... full review

Cleverness. Unexpectedness. Collaborativeness. Unpredictableness. Hilariousness. Silliness. I’ve been watching Cole and Riley make funnies for years and this one is a top notch creative moment. Riley’s got creative wonderment and rank-choice funnies and Cole adds a whisper (!) of whimsy and also structure to keep the audience following. It’s a treat to see them bounce their ideas against the theater walls - all three of them - and this show is wild. Get you to the black box and laugh your ... full review

Surprising, funny, and the type of show that makes you think, “How did the actors keep all of that straight in their heads??” Breaks your brain in the best way. ... full review

Great satire of classic solo show tropes and so well written. I’m not going to spoil the main engine of the show, but Sarah uses increasingly inventive, unexpected, and funny mechanisms to move the show forward. Very funny and smart!... full review

Great concept, playing with perception and familial trauma as the source of conflict for two brothers. ... full review

One of the best solo shows you will see anywhere, let alone at Hollywood Fringe.... full review

The writing is so sharp and the performances are amazing! An absolute must-see that is years in the making!... full review

See this live show! I had the delicious sense of eavesdropping on a conversation between two strong-willed, dynamic women, trading one-liners in an interpersonal and sociopolitical debate that crackles. “Strangers on a train… exchanging worldviews…” An intriguing exploration of the confines (and safety) of social convention vs the freedom (and risks) of personal choice. Alongside the compelling performances, Leia Vogelle delivers a mysterious and provocative script that asks, Are we doomed ... full review

Funny and dirty. the way I live it.... full review