I was hooked the moment the lights turned off. I love a murder mystery and On The Line definitely falls into that genre. I was on the edge of my seat trying to figure out who the assaulter was and once it all clicked I had chills down my spine. ... full review

Great idea! So much fun! The whole night is well built — like FrUnk's bottom! -- creating a lovely playground of rotating weirdos — love the creativity, sense of play, and generosity! Highlight of the week !... full review

This was a super fun and engaging show! I was interested the whole time and enjoyed going on Sam’s journey with her. She is so sweet and funny, and has an angelic voice! The show is lighthearted and strikes a lovely tone, carrying the struggle of working survival jobs in a comedic and entertaining vessel.... full review

This show is utterly original, hilarious, and unexpectedly moving, and is a total athletic and comedic tour de force.... full review

Paris gets no respect, no respect at all. But Charlie Day is here to change that! Equal parts hilarious and sweet, Paris + Juliet is a must-see for Shakespeare nerds of all creeds, and maybe even your non-nerd friends as well. ... full review

Talk about RELATABLE!!! A play that directly tackles the new hurdle of AI in a creative field. When I hear people talk about AI, it can sometimes leave me feeling a little hopeless, but after this play I felt inspired by the writer. This story will resonate with any creative soul and it has the kind of message that feels like a torch is being directly handed to you by the actors. A torch of hope, resilience and belief… Ok all that inspiring stuff aside… it was incredibly hilarious!!! Omg ... full review

What a fun way to spend an evening! The show feels like a 45-minute stand-up special where Suzette Ferretti does a great job of turning the pitfalls of Hollywood into a joke-filled journey and you leave rooting for her next success. ... full review

From the moment the spotlight came up on Joan of Arc to the moment it faded at the end of the show, I was captivated. Brilliant script - so well researched. Vulnerable story telling - the transcendence between the past and the present was flawless. Intimate connection between actor and audience - we learned, we lamented, we laughed. Congratulations on a remarkable show.... full review

A clever and delightfully dumb musical about toxic masculinity. It's like a Portlandia sketch in the specificity and ability to attack a certain topic without overstaying its welcome. The music is additive to the themes and smartly woven into the plot. The cast has such great chemistry you'd think they all did improv together for years. There's mixed media and character adds that keep it fresh and moving - the hour FLEW by which is always a great sign. This kind of musical comedy is what Fring Fe... full review

I was excited to see this show, considering the subject matter. I was impressed with the set dressing, and I loved the stress ball and water giveaway! Also loved the dance sequence. Unfortunately, I can't say anything more specific, because I could hardly hear anything. The actors didn't seem to be very loud, and there were numerous points where they didn't cheat well to the audience, so since I was seated off to the side, their lines often got lost on their way to me.... full review

Lucy Isaula stretches a fantasy premise into what becomes a raw, honest, comedic, and ultimately heartbreaking experience. The Delulu Diaries follows an unnamed woman whose apartment is broken into in the middle of the night, forcing her to confront not only a faceless intruder but also the stories and delusions she has built around herself. Through humor and vulnerability, Isaula explores struggles familiar to many young adults who find themselves carrying burdens they are not quite ready to fac... full review

Such a beautiful, well-written story about navigating the trials of mental health both personally and as a loved one of someone struggling. It will crack your heart right open. Very impressive debut.... full review

An impactful new work with stunning performances by brilliant actors. ... full review

There's no show quite like a Molly Sharpe show. F*cking Famous takes this and runs wild with an increasingly bizarrely fascinating tale told with the fiercest sincerity that only Sharpe can bring. Gut-bustingly hilarious, unhinged chaos, do not miss out on F*cking Famous.... full review

Energetic Ensemble! Humorous romp during Medieval times about the discrimination we still face today.... full review

Annika Hoseth's Meet the Robinsons: The Unoffical Musical Parody has everything you could want in a great musical. While adapted from the beloved 2007 film Meet the Robinsons, the production confidently establishes its own identity, bringing fresh ideas and original creative touches to the material. Funny, heartfelt, imaginative, and bursting with creativity, Meet the Robinsons is a memorable ensemble piece that demonstrates the best of what the Hollywood Fringe Festival has to offer.... full review

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