Bravo! A Must-See. In the Beginning, written and directed by Kylee Q Robinson, is a highly original, clever, and deeply insightful exploration of Christianity’s origin story. At once intimate, comic, provocative, and humane, the 90-minute production manages the rare feat of being both intellectually sophisticated and emotionally captivating. The three-person cast is riviting from the opening moments. Each performer is fully present, precise, and alive on stage, delivering standout performan... full review

Lissa is provocative, funny, sexy, and dreamlike. Out for Delivery invites audiences into a surprisingly surreal world that is delightfully strange.... full review

We love Fringe for the creative, fun, eccentric, and surreal theater experiences of letting artists pursue their passions and achieve their visions. Nothing could be more representative of this than playing with dolls in a shop full of colorful wigs. Maddie is fun and energetic as she leads the audience through this interactive show in which audience members play the characters in court represented by the dolls--the accused, the accuser, the defense attorney. It's pure silly fun that will ... full review

This was a great show. I loved the ensemble of characters; the audience could all pick who they related to most. There was a character for everyone's taste. ... full review

Fulfillment is AMAZING! It is a show that can be enjoyed by any and all groups of people, especially fellow artists! You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, and I’m sure you’ll find a way to relate to it.... full review

this show is everything to me. i've seen it twice now and it is incredible from a performance, writing, and storytelling perspective!!... full review

This is a solo show filled with raw honesty about a difficult medical journey... and dating life!...and is not to be missed. What a unique story told with laughs, song and excellent storytelling skills. ... full review

What fun shows performed by incredible actors who all had the best chemistry! I was right there in their world as they flawlessly made us laugh out loud! The scripts were excellent...the writing was clever and interesting. I loved Amazing Graves. Will 100% recommend!... full review

I love hearing trans stories. I love seeing trans theatre. This was a delight!... full review

If you're looking for a highly crafted solo performance that is not only charming, witty, and brilliantly done, but will also make you want to scream from the inside out, "2026 Salem Witch Trial" is your show. Gretchen Wylder and her experiences are extremely disheartening, so while art and freedom of religion are still with us and not just an American trope, this compelling and disturbing solo show is a must-see. "Hello? Netflix? Is this thing on?"... full review

Kudos to Diana Varco for finding a way to release herself from such a dark history of abuse, substances and other self-destructive behaviors.Through a multitude of characters, Diana Varco finds her way back to her peace, and that in and of itself is a joy to celebrate. This is an example of theatre-as-therapy and could very well be used as such.... full review

Riley Smith is at it again. And this time bigger than ever. If you've been enjoying his journey through Fellowship of the Ring, this boldly hilarious episode is not to be missed. And if you haven't this is a great place to start.... full review

Score one for the Christmas-lovers in Los Angeles, because who doesn't love a potty-mouthed Christmas caroler in the middle of June? "Happy! Merry! Joyous!" is Jim Blanchette's true-to-form, fairly raw celebration of music, friendship, life and yes, Christmas. This show serves up much more than first meets the eye and ear, with Mr. Blanchette, who's actually the kind of guy you'd wanna grab a beer with after work, ending on a powerful and very human note, with some terrific stories along the way.... full review

All rise for Doll Court. Inventive, weird, funny, and full of courtroom drama, it's Maddie Forrest's world and we all just live in it. Do you need a short, funny break amongst the Fringe? Check out Doll Court.... full review

"Frank Sriracha" is pure, comic gold. I've said it before but it bears repeating: there's nothing more side-splittingly human than nonsensical dare I say, stupid comedy, when it's done properly. That of course, is the highest of high praise, because this show is how it's done, folks. Max Charbonneau and his impeccable timing is a master at looney, and this beautifully absurd improv/clown-inspired comedy will stay with you long after Mr. Charbonneau sings you out of the theatre.... full review

If it's an original show w/audience participation you're looking for, step inside the quirky & delicously bizarre mind of Molly Sharpe. Being one of only two shows that are actually set inside an actual wig shop on Hollywood Boulevard, Molly's "F*cking Famous" is full of laughs and clever staging in this off-key a cappella, gen Z and Millennial sing-fest.... full review

Karen Macarah has plenty of stories to tell, not all of them bright and cheery, but if anyone knows the secret sauce of cabaret, its roots are always much darker than one first expects. "The Dysmorphic Diva" is Ms. Macarah's tell-all about our excruciatingly thin modern world, her own bout with body dysmorphia and the tragic loss of her very young mother. Sporting one hell of a belt, Karen Macarah shares her personal story through her "angel" and "devil" and through some terrific song choices, in... full review

If creative, funny and irreverent are on your list of things to do at the Fringe, you're not going to want to miss "Diane Diane!" a true unicorn of a show, starring Elissa Luma. Just when you think it's not going to make any sense at all, this wild ride of a one-person show lands in the best way possible with tommy guns, bubbles and sight-gags galore, this "very Fringy" show is a blast.... full review

This very intimate and, dare I say, charming new play by Spencer Waldner deals with very personal issues, but never approaches, even in the slightest, on TMI. It does, however, reveal and poignant and beautifully written story, with Mr. Waldner giving a mesmerizing, elegant and simple performance. ... full review

Jerilyn Paige is a powerful performance artist. We are all hardwired to be consistently fed structure, meaning and purpose - that is indeed the world we live in. That's also going against everything that this show has to offer. ***Please note that because of this show's structure, or lack thereof, "Mama Does Dada" will most likely be different every night of its run.... full review