Victor Sotomayor

Lyralen’s show grabbed my attention from the very beginning. I enjoyed spending time getting to know Lyralen and her many alter egos that occupy her body. Amazing storytelling and lots of laughs. A must see!... full review

Laura takes the audience through an array of emotions through her childhood into adulthood as she encounters the wrong men along the way and has to rely in her inner voices, namely INNER GPS and G SPOT, who are not always the best advisers a woman can have.... full review

What an interesting and fun ride was to go see WE ARE TRAFFIC where Jonathan engages you from the get go by welcoming you to the back seat of his car and taking us on a wild ride full of twists and turns around L.A. as he describes what it’s like to be a Lyft driver. The good, the bad and the ugly. Buckle up your seats for he will take you places you never expected you’ll be going to, including himself.... full review

Balls On is about a French woman who comes to Los Angeles in search of her dream as Destiny and Fate had to rearrange her trajectory quite a few times until she found true love and a mentor who inspired her to do her one woman show at the Fringe. ... full review

Truly amazing and touching. Sarah has great comedic timing and wit hidden inside that will have you laughing one minute and crying the next. A must see!... full review

Jason embodies Judy in such raw honesty that reveals a side of the actress that nobody cared to explore before. In her own words. In her terms.... full review

Sam Shaber’s obsession with Duran Duran made me forget I was watching a grown woman and took me back to a blossoming teenager... full review

Friends embark on a camping trip that turns into an adventure full of mystery, strange characters, humor and fantastic creatures. There’s another layer to Survival Check that’s quite unexpected and very moving. ... full review

An exploration on the harrowing story of two girls that find themselves exploited against their will. Very powerful and thought provoking.... full review

Christian is such a talented and multifaceted actor that portrays every character with a subtlety and nuance that keeps you captivated throughout the entire show. He welcomes you to his house where he takes care of his mother which makes it difficult to maintain a romantic relationship as her health deteriorates and sends him down-spiraling out of control. Highly recommend House of ME to anyone has had to sacrifice themselves to the point where they lose their own identity in the process.... full review