A clever, unique backstage romp featuring a dynamic, versatile performance from Cylie Janiece. A wonderful blend of theatrical surprises, old-school comedy, and ultimately a poignant ending, Jackie, Baby! is a must-see for all you old Hollywood fans. ... full review

10 out of 10! Where most LA one person shows feel like a display of someone’s arc in psychotherapy this play extends into universal themes that are poignant and relatable and does so with great humor and grace. Laugh out loud funny this show will move you to question societal norms while having a raucous good time! 75 minutes feels like 30 in this hear felt journey. ... full review

What a wacky, brilliant insanely funny show!... full review

Extremely captivating, THE ABYSS didn't shy away from emotion while delivering entertainment and comedy. Brendan explored complicated family and personal dynamics through his signature humor and a delightful framing device creating a show that felt tight, light and meaningful. Loud laughs and not a dry eye in the audience.... full review

A lighthearted and authentic connection between performer and audience on the deeply challenging events of her life. I especially enjoyed the clever original songs that kept the show moving forward.... full review

Both one acts were well done and very funny. The cast was exceptional. Their energy and commitment to the characters was outstanding.... full review

An extremely creative take on a man's journey towards relevance in an extremely alienating society. This is Mark's best showcase of his storytelling, performance, and prowess with commanding a crowd. You may become part of the wilderness... full review

Plucky and spunky with a punk rock spirit, Cirque Lunaire: A Puppet Debacle can't meet its own ambition. What is lacks in craft, it makes up for in heart. I'm very excited to see what this team does next. ... full review

A fun, campy, hilarious solo-show! Truly made me want to quit my job and focus on the more important things in life. ... full review

A bold, darkly funny, and emotionally honest one-woman show that balances sharp comedy with real vulnerability. FAILURE TO THRIVE feels deeply personal while also tapping into something universal about survival, identity, and trying to hold yourself together in a chaotic world. ... full review

Disco Therapy by Liza Dealey-Thomason is a magical and unforgettable experience at the Hollywood Fringe Festival. We get to witness an artist not just talk about healing but actively create it in real time felt genuinely moving. It's a memorable, uplifting, and surprisingly healing theatrical experience that lingers long after the music ends. Highly recommended.... full review

Would see it a third time and still laugh at the same lines, still be utterly shocked, and still discover new delicious, naughty, hilarious, weird & wild things...Incredible... full review

A consuming, moody, and gutsy study of unhealthy boundaries and expectations. Cello Boy and Maestro feel like family in a usefully nightmarish way: vulnerable, defensive, and highly embodied. Their performance begs the question how do we reconcile each other’s societally prescribed roles while caring for who we are as humans with personal wants and needs?... full review

Amy’s show is brave, heartwarming and informative. She’s also very funny!... full review

Clever, fun, and packed with laughs, this show took us on an interactive wilderness adventure with Larry, an ill-equipped aspiring YouTuber determined to find viral fame while hunting in the Alaskan wilderness. No matter how many things went hilariously wrong, Larry never lost his optimism. The show is full of visual gags, physical comedy, and unexpected audience participation, making us feel like we were part of it. Wishing this show all the success it deserves at the Edinburgh Fringe Fest... full review

Absolute delight. Was dying laughing by the end. Everyone needs to see this show.... full review

This is a timely piece of theater, emotionally powerful and raw. It has elements of fire - explosive and touching at times. Well acted. The piece would translate well to film or an episodic series.... full review

Feel-good vibes were had by all at Disco Therapy! Liza had the entire audience in the palm of her hand, sharing stories of personal trauma, growth, and resilience while always finding her way back to hope, joy, and connection. Though tears stung my eyes, I found myself laughing til my cheeks hurt. It’s not easy to balance comedy, vulnerability, and a room full of audience participation, but Liza makes it feel effortless.... full review

Exploring what it means to be human through small feelings that have big impacts. Contempo Productions "Melancholy Play" is full of delightfully odd behavior that makes you question your own desires. ... full review

This was a highlight of the Fringe Festival for me! A unique show unlike anything I'd ever seen before. It combined a storyline with magic tricks and illusions in a way that was different and entertaining. Highly recommended.... full review