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

The play was quite enjoyable, with witty comedic dialogue and some unexpectedly touching moments. Shakespeare fans will find it particularly entertaining. This was a small budget production, which makes its quality stand out, since there was nothing for them to rely on, except for the pure talent of everybody involved.... full review

Chaotic, insane, surreal, hilarious, and conceptually smart. Not one moment of this was normal in any way. I loved it! If you didn’t see companion parenthood shows Andy Andy and Bebé Bebé this Fringe, you missed out. ... full review

Jordan is a singular talent. We were laughing the entire time - the show and the performance was so sharp and had so many layers that were unexpected and hilarious! The graphics were on point, and the pacing kept us engaged the entire time. Don’t miss this show!... full review

Amazing show, great way to end a Friday night! ... full review

Unlike anything I’ve ever seen! Nothing could have prepared me for this unique narrative. I loved the sexy slutty squids and wanted more of them! Hats off to all the actors and their commitment to their roles.... full review

Super fun and tight show! Love the concept and execution.... full review

What would you do if you could witness your own funeral? Ghosttown cleverly follows this concept showing the highs and lows of hearing people’s true feelings while being anchored in a haunting otherworld. Wonderful horror elements help make Ghosttown a spooky, funny, and heartbreaking addition to the Fringe this year.... full review

A sweet and imaginative story about dealing with creative anxiety. Not just for kids.... full review

It was fantastic musical interactive comedy. High energy and high fun.... full review

Loved it! ... full review

Watching Taya is like watching a masterclass in character improv. Not only is she incredibly funny, but she’s so skilled she makes it look easy. The show is tight and exciting and leaves the audience wanting more. Cannot recommend enough! ... full review

The Fisherman’s Wife is a fascinating, strange story anchored by a strong cast and direction. A definite must-see for dark comedy fans and sea creature aficionados.... full review

Very well rehearsed, thoughtful, and entertaining!... full review