Laura Huntt Foti

Passionate, authentic, funny and sad, Tony Bartolone presents his life story in Homeless Romantic. His comic chops combined with his willingness to share his personal struggles force us to see and process the most harrowing details. This is a view of LA most look away from. But there's no looking away from a fatherless boy grown into a homeless man. And the one with the most unflinching eye is Tony himself.... full review

This show resonates on so many levels. Come for the intriguing title, stay for the authentic characters and perfectly placed humor to keep the subject matter uplifting. Masterful storytelling.... full review

What a tender, loving portrait of growing up and coming into one's own. No blame thrown, no recriminations, just honest reminiscences of confusing times and how they all came together for the remarkable Nancy Beverly.... full review

A tour de force. Rebecca O'Brien takes the audience on a wild ride, on and off LA buses. A deeply observed saga about the kindness of strangers and the importance of friends.... full review

A fun and fast-paced variety show that leaves you laughing and thinking about diversity, political correctness and the assumptions we make about each other. See it!... full review

A great comedy act masquerading as a magic show (or is it the other way around?). LOL funny throughout, plus some pretty awesome magic. Highly, highly recommended. For more, see https://www.larchmontbuzz.com/featured-stories-larchmont-village/the-importance-of-being-earnest-week-1-the-2018-hollywood-fringe-festival/... full review

A true gem, the kind of show you brave the Fringe to find.... full review

A fun romp with familiar and unfamiliar literary characters from long ago.... full review

Deeply engaging and moving, with lots to think about. A Fringe must see.... full review

Perfectly captures the competitive, high-end children's party circuit. ... full review