A very human piece of theatre that I absolutely adored! Kathleen is a wonderful performer and I think everyone should watch this show! ... full review

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a MUST-SEE!!! for anyone who has felt alone, sought love and just wants someone to see them. this story is so specific and so universal. there are laughs galore, but also tear jerking moments of utter honesty and vulnerability. *swoon*... full review

I loved it! As an ex Christian church goer, there were a lot of hilarious references and callbacks I totally forgot about. I was laughing out loud! ... full review

this is a very very cool play! bravo all around. looking forward to seeing it again... full review

Derek Heeren brings a fresh dose of blood to the Hollywood Fringe Festival with I SUCK: A Vampire Comedy. This witty solo show turns one vampire’s eternal identity crisis into an inventive, funny, and unexpectedly moving hour of theatre.... full review

A fun queer rom-com that was well paced!... full review

Wonderful, raw, vulnerable performances! The production leans into intimacy and patience, allowing tension to build gradually and giving space for the characters’ emotional landscapes to unfold.... full review

A must see! This play offers such a unique perspective on the parent child relationship and really makes you both think and feel. Xander Priddie's acting is incredible, and writing is beautiful and poetic. The subject matter is something so many people can relate to, and it left many audience members in tears, including myself. I would absolutely see it again and recommend it to everyone.... full review

Incredible show that does a great job connecting two periods of heightened tension and xenophobia from US history that will make you laugh, cry, and feel fired up to fight for love and for your community! Absolutely the show we all need right now. Go see it!!... full review

A nostalgic trip back to one of the strangest periods in recent memory. Through the story of five college roommates, the show explores friendship, identity, and the challenges of growing up during uncertain times. Its themes of chosen family and navigating life's transitions make for a heartfelt and relatable look at young adulthood.... full review

A wildly entertaining show from start to finish. The production design and set immediately pull you into Anna Nicole Smith's world, and every visual element feels thoughtfully crafted. ... full review

Whether you love Tarantino or hate him, you'll love this show either way. So funny! The writing is tight, the pacing flies by, and the physical comedy is excellent. What makes the show special is its feminist take on these characters. It gives voice and depth to women who are often treated as supporting players in someone else's story. Lani is a STAR! Love it!... full review

2026 Salem Witch Trial is remarkable, spirited, and, in a strange and unique juxtaposition, ethereal. The performance transcends beyond a typical solo show and brings humility, humanity, and grace to a riveting story.... full review

She's So Special really is so special...and more. It is hilarious, silly, but also packed with some deep emotional resonance. ... full review

I don't think I could have had more fun if I tried as Don't Kill Daisy is joyous from start to finish. I couldn't stop laughing, smiling, or crying happy laugh tears because it was just that much fun.... full review

Funny yet poignant, Inside the Box is a riveting comedy that packs a punch in such a short time frame. It's cute but also smart. It's funny but has a ton of heart. Such an awesome time!... full review

🎭✨ What a fantastic afternoon at the Hollywood Fringe Festival watching my friend, comedian and storyteller Rozalyn Browne perform her one-woman show, In Search of Black People. Rozalyn took us on a hilarious, heartfelt, and thought-provoking journey filled with humor, honesty, and moments that had the audience laughing one minute and reflecting the next. Her storytelling is so natural and engaging that you feel like you're sitting with an old friend hearing incredible family stories over coff... full review

Alicia Ontiveros’ Task Force 48 is absolutely incredible. It’s a poignant commentary on both the current political climate and our society. She presents big, beautiful ideas with humor, insight and compassion. It’s completely hilarious, yet I was caught off guard by such deeply personal moments that I teared up. Everyone did. Everything landed. Her writing was masterful and I’ve never seen anyone engage their audience like she does. When you step into her theater, whether you’re ready or not, you... full review

Without question, D.A.F.U.Q is a case in which the entire creative team moves in beautiful synchronicity. From Teolindo’s masterful shifts in emotion to the infectious sound and lighting. The entire team simply knocks it out of the park. Please watch this show, and bring a friend to sit in the front row with and prepare to laugh and cry from utter catharsis.... full review