Two one-acts from one playwright invite intriguing juxtaposition!... full review

First of all, I love everything with John Patrick Shandling. But oh my God, the way these two actresses brought his words to life is absolutely unimaginable. The only thing I hated about this was that it ended. I was crying and laughing at the same time. The performance of these two brilliant actresses gave me an orgy of feelings. By act two I totally forgot I was sitting in a theater. I was absolutely captivated by their truthfulness. There was absolutely no “acting”. All I saw was raw and true... full review

Humorous and heartwarming exploration of growing up gay and the fictional ladies who saved us.... full review

I enjoyed the staging in this particular venue. It was reflective in the hopes that one's own self-reflection would allow the audience to also self-reflect. Whether or not it accomplished that will be very subjective to the audience's own journeys.... full review

I hated this show. Dont see this show! Cut 59 minutes and it would have been perfect. Also didnt have enough macadamia nuts ... full review

Amazing show! Great lighting! Love all the performers. Everyone is hilarious, the musical pieces they throw in between the rap battles are so good. The comedians are hilarious. Zheryk and Wessie put on an amazing show! 👏👏👏... full review

Saw this show during Fringe and honestly, it stuck with me for days afterward. 🎭 The way it explores how someone can become a stranger right in front of you felt so raw and painfully real. It reminded me a bit of playing a <a href="https://www.razed.com/casino-game/shoot-out/">World Cup slot game</a> – you never know what emotional twist is coming next, and when it hits, it hits hard. The 75 minutes flew by, and the performances were absolutely gripping from start to finish. Highly recommend this... full review

We are lucky that the Hollywood Fringe Festival is hosting the world premiere of Abby Normal, which the team mentioned is currently an abridged version. (Abby Normal. Ab-normal. Get it?) This original musical tackles the experience of living with an invisible disability through inventive storytelling, heartfelt performances, and a remarkable amount of theatrical magic.... full review

Drawing from her experiences navigating culture, career, romance, mental health struggles, and substance abuse, Mousavi crafts a story that is both vulnerable and fiercely entertaining. The show goes far beyond stand-up comedy, utilizing audience interaction, multimedia elements, and inventive theatrical storytelling to bring her world to life. Every comedic beat feels purposeful, revealing another layer of the complex reality she is attempting to understand. From the moment the show begins, Mous... full review

A Must See! - “Three Eulogies for Tyson Miller” is a compelling and emotionally resonant one-act that explores grief and the stories we tell ourselves about the people we’ve lost. The shifting timelines and fractured structure work well here—they mirror that disorienting feeling of trying to piece someone together after they’re gone. It packs lots of emotion into a tight 70 minutes that doesn’t overstay its welcome. Bring tissues, you're gonna need them. ... full review

Everything you hate about landlords in one lovable character that embodies, and even transcends, the concept of a dad joke. I loved all the little voices Cole did throughout the show, and I LOVED the end - lowkey beautiful and funny. No spoilers!! ... full review

I thought everyone did fantastic! I haven't been to such an intimate artist performance before, so this was a new experience for me. Happy I was able to attend opening night. Great job!... full review

I loved this show. Johnny is so talented, which I already knew, but his writing is also spectacular. He pours his heart and soul in this show and the result is magical. I highly recommend this one to all artists and to everyone who has a dream.... full review

Derek’s “Stan” does NOT, in fact, suck, as both tortured subject and unwitting guide in a journey that traverses the terrestrial, the celestial, and the infernal in pursuit of the answer to that most ancient question: “What’s it all about?” The writing is at turns hilarious and heartfelt, with Derek Heeren showing impressive range and energy as he inhabits multiple characters throughout the performance. The magic of it all is, of course, the existential itch needing to be scratched at the cen... full review

A great story on loneliness, love and the end of the world. Feels too real…. Such a fun watch. Grant is a comedy genius and I love his perm! ... full review

This is the beginning of something great! It was an honor to witness this work and expression of Konstantulakis’s truth. ... full review

Amazing!... full review

holy moley she is good...... full review

I can’t believe I’ve been Hollywood Fringing for 14 years and I’ve never seen a Liza show! Dealey-Thomason is an ELECTRIC performer with stunning vocal talent.... full review

What a wonderful show! Frankie is a true showman, so incredibly captivating! Such an interesting story. I mean, who would CHOOSE to be Mormon?! THIS FAG WOULD! And it made for an entertaining and somewhat heartbreaking story! Loved it! The hour flew by! I wanted it to be longer! ... full review