Alon Dina

Alan Giles begins the show with a hilarious video of him as a child, performing a magic show for his family; he has come to the Hollywood Fringe Festival for his redemption, to complete his failed magical act. In the show he also interludes with 5 different sketch characters. Alan stays charismatic and funny throughout the show and works well with the audience, at times allowing for an interactive experience. I enjoyed this show very much and we were entertained throughout, with a great finale. ... full review

This show is hilarious and good fun! Husky Whispers and Goof make me feel like I'm watching a live performance of young Weird Al Yankovic, as he made bops to fast food items. There were short character building moments between songs but the main exhibit is a concert. It is a good show to go with a group of friends, and makes for a very unique theater experience.... full review

Mark does it again, knocking it out of the park with this one-man immersive experience. Come on down to journey with Larry, a former Eagle Scout, as he live-streams his stay in the wilderness. I'm laughing as I even type this. Larry live streams the show as he struggles to stay safe and sane in the wilderness. You will feel like family, or plant, or water; either way, you really do feel like you are there with him. So many surprises and twists. This show is wildly entertaining, ultra funny, and a... full review

Aah Shit... I Didn't Create My Fringe Show... is half correct, because it is a well-crafted show about being half prepared and it is an enjoyable, immersive experience! Filled with sound and tech cues, the show is one that keeps you excited. Trevor has so so many tricks up his sleeve to keep the audience engaged (not a magic show) and whatever we, the audience, bring into the show he will use. Highly entertaining!... full review

This is an experimental, existential dark comedy that gets in laughs and thought provoking ideas. The show follows Neal who is let go of his job and wonders how he can continue to support his partner. They trivialize different ideas and it makes us, the audience, question what happiness truly means.... full review

Very entertaining and enjoyable show! Fun and disturbing, if you're into that. The show is better than comic book movies, it is a live comic strip, a surreal experience. ... full review

I loved this show! Abi gives us charm and confidence, and a range of feelings throughout this short and personal production. In retrospect, this is the kind of show that will change someone's outlook on the world, as it engages the viewer to peak behind the masks we wear daily. The play starts inside of her scattered mind and changes pace as reality sets in.... full review

An honest and unique approach to storytelling. Dionysus took the concept of a one-man show to another level with this project. In this production, Didi tells us of the experience of growing up as a mixed race boy in the U.S in the early 1990s and how that shapes him to who he is today. Throughout the show, he comes out to share context, pieces from a memory, and then has actors live them out through a series of vignettes. This is an insightful and enjoyable show. ... full review

A genuine, heartwarming, and enjoyable musical that surpasses any expectation of what a Fringe musical would look like! This is a top tier production through the performances which were all filled with great energy, a plot that had good structure, and hilarious, laugh out loud moments. ... full review

This is one of the funniest projects you will see in all of Fringe! It felt great to laugh out loud every few lines. Oh Constantine! is surrealism, satire, and absurdism all in one. The performances are fantastic and the plot is silly but cohesive and good. The production is filled with elaborate costume and set design, and takes its comedy so seriously that you cannot help but laugh at (with) the satire. ... full review