Real, relatable, and hilarious!!!... full review

I think I just saw the funniest show in all of Fringe. Myself and the audience could not stop laughing for one moment. I'm laughing even reading the show description online. Max Charbonneau fully commits to the character's ego, desperation, and unpredictability, taking theatrical risks that feel genuinely surprising. Hilarious satire of celebrity, self-importance, and the desperate need to be loved by an audience.... full review

So fun!!! Rock, roll, gore, female friendship, and so much more.... full review

What an amazing show! Both incredibly funny and achingly emotional, with a truly moving and uplifting message. Beautifully written and brilliantly acted. Finding comedy in tragedy. See this show!!... full review

Very relatable and deeply cathartic confessions set within the context of a group therapy session.... full review

Best show ever!!! Each story was hilarious and the guitar player makes a song after each story that is truly phenomenal!! The hosts are so fun and I cannot recommend this show enough! Best place to be for a fun night out for comedy in LA... full review

Outstanding. The script was tight. The direction was on point. The acting across the board was fantastic. Each actor brought such a necessary element to the stage. The chemistry between all three was palpable. I was never bored and was on the edge of my seat. Some stand out moments that shouldn't be spoilers but if you know you know: Blouse, James (at the end) and bite!... full review

Witty, thought-provoking, and original, 'Women Who Eat' engages you fully from beginning to end. The writing is thoughtful and balances humor with poignant themes, and is powerfully bolstered by everyone's performances. I loved how each character had unique and such distinct personalities that played off each other perfectly. ... full review

Fantastic show by a skilled performer! What a terrific message. My boyfriend and I saw it and immediately made plans to use public transportation our next date. ... full review

Ann has a real gift w/ nuanced characters. whereas some performers might don a wig, work accents, or wear different hats (literally) she navigates different characters w/ aplomb. really impressive... full review

This show was so incredibly fun bolstered by an amazing all-female cast. Seeing woman rock n roll until they die? Brilliant.... full review

This is a super engaging, fun, dark and clever show. It’s real theatre. This is a play. Sometimes at Fringe we tend to favor clowns or dance or music or one person shows, which all have their places, but I love theatre. And this is that. ... full review

Equal parts hilarious and moving!! MUST SEE!... full review

Pit of Hope, written and directed by Vince Tula, is a powerful story about our animal shelter system—but its reach extends far beyond that. At its heart, it examines the lives that too often become disposable within broken systems: families torn apart by immigration policies, abandoned animals left without hope, and people carrying the weight of shattered dreams. Yet it is equally a story about resilience, courage, and the determination to persevere against overwhelming odds. Tula captures the ... full review

It's Pinter meets Dog Day Afternoon with Abrams and Grollman as Sonny and Sal. Loved it. Want to see it again. ... full review

So lovely! This is why I love theatre ... full review

One person shows can be difficult to pull off, but this one is PHENOMENAL. I cried, I laughed, I cursed. The show was so intimate. It is the most vulnerable and brave thing I have ever experienced on stage. I can't write enough good things about this. This show is an N of one. Do yourself a favor. Do. Not. Miss. It.... full review

A winning solo show, cleverly meta and relatable for anyone who's done or is doing a Fringe show. Charming and inventive and funny and melancholy and funnily melancholy...... full review

A stellar cast with an abundance of one liners that kept everyone laughing! An absurd ride with a grounding third act that felt like the heart of the show. ... full review

BLESS THIS JESS is a must see! Jessica Erin Martin brings depth, passion, and insight to her delightful one-woman show about Joan of Arc. Surprisingly funny, deeply touching, and incredibly fascinating, Martin manages to weave together the legendary events of Joan of Arc's life with Martin's own journey through mental health discoveries and wellness. This show is quick-paced, evocative, and perfect for history buffs and tender hearts alike!... full review