This show is amazing. Pulls you in with clever, hilarious writing that never takes itself too seriously, and surprises you with how incredibly vulnerable and moving it is. I especially loved the big twist at the end!... full review

An absolute blast! Whether you know the world of romance novels or not, this musical is so much fun and incredibly impressive-- they pull off so much in just an hour. Incredible singing, extremely clever writing and hilarious performances by all. A must see! ... full review

This show was already rock solid the first time around they did it two years ago, but somehow Mandy and co. found places to tighten up and really turn this play into something razor sharp where every detail feels intentional... full review

I absolutely loved the show! It gave you so much with very little. ... full review

Funny, gruesome, a superb way to spend 50 minutes!... full review

This show is a fucking blast! If I saw it 100 times, I don't think I'd get bored of it. AI could never. ... full review

The show was absolutely fantastic and packed with lots of heart and whimsy! It was very relatable and engaging the whole time and had all kinds of emotions. It was a pleasure to watch and made me want to go home and call my mom. ... full review

It's hard not to be completely invested in TRENCH. The play is both cerebral and visceral, drawing you into its depths while somehow keeping a smile on your face the entire journey.... full review

Molly Sharpe is a FEARLESS comedian. Her show is interactive, strange, intimate, gory, and graphic and I loved every weird second of it. I was in the audience hoping that I'd get picked to do something ridiculous with her onstage. I did and it was a BLAST. Molly has exceptional comfortability with audience interaction and uses it to pull together the funniest and messiest make-shift concert you've ever seen. Don't miss F*cking Famous!! ... full review

Emilie unearths a largely forgotten piece of history and brings it to life with such honesty and conviction that it feels both hauntingly relevant and impossible to ignore. And, it's funny.... full review

If you miss this show, that is *definitely* a you problem and you really should work on it... full review

Funny and relevant topic in today's culture with a good mix of societal commentary and many funny musical bits (if you're not an "toxic alpha male") ... full review

I was so tickled by this show! It was charming and simple and funny and cute and sad and sweet and poignant. One of my favorite shows I've seen this fringe.... full review

I saw *My Dad's Kid* at Hollywood Fringe and was completely drawn in from start to finish. It's one of those shows that manages to be genuinely funny while also hitting on themes that feel very real and relatable. This is exactly the kind of show I hope to find at Fringe—smart, funny, moving, and performed at a very high level. I left the theater still thinking about it. If you're looking for something to see at Hollywood Fringe, put *My Dad's Kid* at the top of your list. ... full review

Turn of the 19th/20th century spiritualism is a bit of a fascination of mine and it's clear that Adam has a deep interest in the material as well, drawing on various occult writings from that era. The attention to detail given to the various rituals made my nerdy little heart jump with glee... full review

Lex Vaughn steals the show.. well It is a one person show but damn she was so good.. going again Friday.. She had a sold out crowd last night, I’d get your tickets now ... full review

Sweet, silly, and surreal, GULP! takes the audience through an absurd slow burn love story. Prith's commitment and physicality invites us to get swept into his imagination; by the end we're so with him that we get an unexpectedly tender and sincere tug of the heartstrings. I laughed. I cried. And then laughed at the fact that I was crying about a banana.... full review

What a great play! ... full review

This was a fun, spooky and hilarious show. Jon is such a great storyteller and effortlessly transitions between parts of the show designed to make you laugh and the parts designed to send chills down your spine. I was also taken aback by the heart and personal touch Jon threads through the narrative.... full review

Hot Yoga — skillfully written and wonderfully performed by Ruby Marker — is, as LA Magazine says, “not to be missed.” Marker uses comedy as a tool to tell a story about growing up in a small town, the performative “community” she encountered, the trauma she endured, and the unorthodox, deeply disturbing way she confronts those hurts when she faces her greatest disappointment yet. The writing is brilliant, bright, fast-paced and engaging — and all of it delivered while teaching a yoga class. Th... full review