It's delightful, it's delicious, it's de-lovely. GO see this show!... full review

I basically had fun the entire time!... full review

Lustful, beautiful, taste... ful? Certainly, it was tasty. I wanted more. Competing appetites split between characters, embodied wonderfullly by the same man.Skillful, virtuosic.... full review

There show had cute moments, but it felt kind of all over the place and way longer than it needed to be. Some jokes landed, some absolutely did not, and by the end I was mostly wondering when we were wrapping it up.... full review

A lyrical musical exploration of the role of AI in human lives with two very talented vocalists. Aria's composition is ethereal and hypnotic, the piano and synth reverberate with their beautiful voices creating a sound cycle that is lush and atmospheric, accompanied by entrancing performances. ... full review

Bean’s brilliance lies in her uncanny ability to transport us from the absurdist highs of a world laden with sexy-corporate-robots, to the most human depths of the love for and loss of a parent. Entertaining, Brave, Authentic and Tender, Bean Vs The Robots traverses the galaxy within us all and wins your heart.... full review

Doofus is one of the must unique and wild Fringe shows I’ve ever experienced. I feel both enlightened and damned (complimentary). There’s truly no words to explain Doofus. Just see it and let Doofus awaken your soul. ... full review

Patients trapped in a mental institution who rediscover their voices and their power through a potent 90's soundtrack. Who else but Pamela Eberhardt could weave this premise with heart and some well-deserved feminine revenge? Director Parissa Koo finds the humor and soul in everyone's story and guides the cast to their triumphant finale. The cast is filled with one powerful performer after another. Notable standouts are Pamela herself as the anger-fueled pyromaniac, Emily Clark in her second winn... full review

An unexpected surprise. ... full review

Great acting performances! Beautifully realized characters. Glimpses into the larger lives of these 3 characters.... full review

JJ and Grant wrote a hilarious, tender, and therapeutic piece. Paired with their infectious energy and smart comedic timing, this play is a truly fun experience that left the audience giggling and maybe a little misty eyed. Worth watching!... full review

This hilarious send-up of toxic manosphere politics is a breath of fresh, funny air. The show keeps delivering surprise after surprise until its final moment, which is perhaps the most surprising of all. Savage satire with a beating, angry heart that never takes itself too seriously. ... full review

Veronica Osorio is an extraordinary performer, and Bebé Bebé moves through so many emotional registers that it feels like experiencing an entire film in real time. The show is funny, moving, chaotic, intimate, and personal. I found myself cycling through a dozen emotional states as it unfolded, never quite sure where it would go next.... full review

I attended bleeding Bear play on a Monday night and enjoyed it VERY much. It keeps your interest without any letup. It has a lot of physicality with simple prompts. Presented in an intimate venue, you feel like you're part of the play. ... full review

Seriously one of the funniest shows I've seen in a long time. As a long time lover or Weird Al who's current hobbies including karaoke, making up songs about my cats, and Mexican wrestling, somehow this show felt written for me. Please keep coasting on supporting walls!... full review

I was thoroughly entertained and inspired by this play. The writing was filled with humor, drama, and space to invite dialogue surrounding the complexities of identity and human relationships in the most peculiar and colorful way.... full review

This was an important show. ... full review

Freaking fantastic. The entire cast, including the air cellist (who was on stage the entire time) didn't let up on the gas for one moment. Way to do this brilliant playwright's work justice! LOS ANGELES GO SEE THIS SHOW!... full review

Such a funny yet touching show! Through her life experience, Miho talks with humor about subjects that many can relate to and need healing from. We can tell Miho put her soul into it and is ready to share with her audience her most intimate and authentic self. Incredible work!... full review

Speaking as a heteronormative white male, this was totally the show for me! Had me laughing the whole way through and a breath of fresh air in this chaos we find ourselves in daily. While I have ZERO interest in the actual manosphere, this show is an absolute delight and not one to miss.... full review