Witty and Wonderful! A fun and heartfelt story set to some pretty incredible original music. These two had FUN on stage and we had fun watching them. Bravo! ... full review

Delightfully weird and diabolically creative. I laughed and cried and felt transported into another brain that was at once unique and universal. Must see, thank you Meat. ... full review

SMUT is a rollicking hour-long frolic through the glorious gutter mind of one Entendre Entendre aka Bryn Woznicki as she humorously recollects/muses on her numerous (innumerable?) lovers past.... full review

Do you miss the hysterical sitcoms of the 90s? Will & Grace? Friends? Here is a live version brought into 2025. Full of laughs and heart with tight writing, pitch-perfect performances and when the Sh*t hits the fan in the conclusion you will be so happy you paid for your ticket. We need more theatre like this in LA. We desperately need to laugh right now and Otherwise, Engaged gives us what we need. ... full review

Overall chilling and deeply uncomfortable, "And What of the Children..." will most likely be unlike anything else you will see at Fringe this year. While the motifs challenge the deepest parts of our erotophobia, we are left with examining the humanistic choices of this family unit, made up of two brothers and a sister who have been establishing new lives while under supervision in a government witness protection program. Although sometimes the choices are surprising and bizarre, there is plen... full review

Incredible! I highly reccomend. So well writen and performed by Marcus...entertaining, engaging and all the feels- from laughs to chills. ... full review

So funny and the perfect way to begin my Fringe viewing! This highly physical show makes good use of choreographed movement and the individual personalities/vibes of each of the seven (I think seven???) ensemble members. A series of absurd abstract sequences ultimately lead us to the promise of the title, and a heartfelt conclusion about the power of friendship. The combination of all the above elements resulted in a very funny show that was delightful to watch. ... full review

A refreshing return to the “water-cooler” talk sitcom era, with a cast of colorful characters you can’t help but want to follow past curtain. A fun time out! ... full review

A feat of human endurance, triumph of the human spirit etc- Molly is working hard, playing hard and singing and eating and slaying hard for an hour in a way that is cap-F Funny and also? Feminism. She can sing, dance and has developed a silly, messy yet sharp, lofi piece with comedic surprises and good songs throughout. ... full review

This show is a BALL and a GEM !! I truly had the best time seeing this production. The hysterical cast, impeccable physical comedy, heartwarming romcom references, the exceptional writing & direction... I could not have enjoyed this show more. If you want an excuse to smile and laugh for an hour straight, here it is :)... full review

Magnet of Chaos takes you on a wild, hilarious and beautifully chaotic journey through Sarah Lazarus' brain. A technically advanced show that blows you away with how she interacts with her internal monologue, and does it in such a funny way. The show only got better as the songs came into the equation, which was such an impressive feat. Highly, highly recommend checking this show out. So tasteful, hilarious and visually awesome.... full review

Rheagan is a masterful performer She fully embodies all the different characters and her vibrant, likeable personality takes full command of the stage. She takes us on a rollercoaster of emotions. Truly hilarious moments and heartbreaking grief. It was also a very interesting behind the scenes of the life a child in the tv/film industry. The use of actual clips of her media appearances interspersed with her present story in real time made for fast and multilayered pacing  . ... full review

Mary tells her personal story with bravery and vulnerability. The show gives gives glimpse of Mary's childhood and up to the present day, with images projected and her use of characters she preforms. You can tell this is a meaningful story from the moment she makes eye contact with her audience. ... full review

What a beautiful, heart warming and inspiring story!! This show is short and sweet bur packs an emotional punch. I loved it!! You'll laugh and cry!... full review

This show is as funny as it is emotional. A beautiful journey from beginning to end. ... full review

Five star show! I was in tears from laughter. ... full review

This fast paced “solo” show knows how to blend light comedy with thoughtful ideas about self identity. It keeps you engaged and entertained while also awakening introspection about how we present and negotiate the ideas of ourselves to this complex globalized world.... full review

I felt fully engaged every minute of this show. Marcus brings us into his journey with thoughtfulness, humor, inspiring ideas and more humor. He is a dynamic performer with an incredibly compelling story. ... full review

Kelly's show is funny, emotional, and hopeful. You will laugh, cry and leave with a feeling of optimism and joy.... full review

Year of Fear is a one-and-a-half-man show lovingly crafted by Weston Woods and produced by Lester Bullock, filled to the brim with improv, clown, and a playful sense of breaking the 4th wall. You're in for a night of audience participation, meta commentary on the fear of failure as a performer, bizarre video testimonials, a heartfelt dance sequence, and life-changing personal fear coaching.... full review