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I have seen Olivia perform last year at Fringe and she is an excellent storyteller, not to be missed! Her show is hilarious, insightful, and witty; it follows the gut instinct inside each of us to tell us whether something is right/wrong, good/bad. We are on a journey with Olivia and her boyfriend, from on side of Texas to another. Yet, we get lost inside her mind to, let's say, process some things. Overall, Olivia's personality carries the show, keeping us engaged throughout, and has themes of h... full review

Whoever thought the devil himself can be so lovable and hilarious? Excellent show, will have you laughing to your stomach hurts! Get ready for the best worst show that will be created by what we audience members hate. Mark connects with the audience in a way that is laughable, safe, and immersive. Vigeant does a great job hosting and showcasing fellow comedians. An experience I highly recommend as an introduction to clown work, or as an enjoyable clown experience. I plan to see this show weekly,... full review

Had no idea what I was about to see but am incredibly grateful to have witnessed Jeremy Moody's story. A hidden gem of the Hollywood Fringe Festival, a rare experience of truth on stage. I could not tell if it is dark comedy, or light-hearted, because Moody manages to have us feel it all with him. Moody makes us laugh, makes us cry, and offers us a different and unique perspective. Moody was diagnosed with Parkinson's in his thirties, but the show, I feel, has little to do with his medical diagn... full review

A musical based on what is ranked one of the best worst films of all time. The cast fills the stage with larger-than-life characters, ridiculous plot twists, and a constant stream of laughs. An outrageously fun night of theater that fully commits to the madness. I had an absolute blast... full review

The hottest, most exclusive nightclub in all of Fringe. A masterclass of clown work with top tier performers that will remind you how thrilling live comedy can be. This late-night showcase gathers an impressive lineup of clown performers, each bringing a uniquely bizarre, inventive, and unforgettable character to the stage. The show has an edge to it, embracing the weird, the unexpected, and the delightfully uncomfortable in ways that make live comedy feel exciting and unpredictable. Hosted by th... 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

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

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

Disco Therapy by Liza Dealey-Thomason is a magical and unforgettable experience at the Hollywood Fringe Festival. We get to witness an artist not just talk about healing but actively create it in real time felt genuinely moving. It's a memorable, uplifting, and surprisingly healing theatrical experience that lingers long after the music ends. Highly recommended.... full review

Award-winning performer Molly Sharpe returns to the Hollywood Fringe Festival with yet another memorable comedic triumph. Fucking Famous is, simply put, fucking funny. Sharpe takes the stage bruised, battered, and sporting a bloody nose, but as any performer knows, the show must go on. What follows is a delightfully uncomfortable concert/comedy experience that invites us to laugh and sing along. ... full review