The best show I've seen at the fringe. Not sure what that says about the other shows. Or me. Am I OK? Hello?... full review

See it now (so you can say you saw it when...)!... full review

A wild ride of twists and turns that leaves you falling in love with these wild characters. It felt as if we were in the coal mine with them and within that heightened reality, it was hard to escape the complicated feelings of empathizing with them and the US current dependence on coal. This is truly a relevant and important work for us all to see. And you'll enjoy it:) ... full review

Little Women can sometimes be seen as boring because there's no "real plot"; it just follows the life of the March family. But THAT'S exactly what is so beautiful and heartwarming to watch. And Tier5 has done an incredible job of modernizing this classic and showing the love and passion that runs through this family and their friends. One of the most cohesive ensembles I've ever seen on a stage. The comedic timing of these actors is unmatched. Hilary Kelman's performance as Louisa, having to seam... full review

Lindsey has a great talent for impersonating so many different people and characters from back home in Missouri! Her best gift is her her natural ability to be funny just while telling stories, and she saved it for last!... full review

Fantastic and unique! Solid cast, and quite fast-paced. I recommend checking this one out. ... full review

This is a really interesting idea. I wonder if the audience could be let in on it a little earlier, maybe some strategic back and forth between the two locations in Act 1? But overall, it's a cool experiment, and it really feels like a typical late night out with some slackers in the 90s. I thought this line was particularly apt - "For people without much going on, they seem to have a lot going on."... full review

RECOMMENDED... full review

This show was funny, insightful and informative about the Mormon religion. I found the funny sections to be the strongest part of the show.... full review

Entertaining, endearing, nostalgic (for those who grew up on Little Women) while at the same time incorporating modern perspectives, very well-performed!... full review

I came for the worst show at Fringe. I expected to wish everyone on stage be struck dead. False advertising. Disappointed that it didn't feel as asanine as last year, but then again, those brain cells may just be dead.... full review

Well-acted, good tension between comedy and drama. A unique, personal spotlight on grief and loneliness.... full review

So funny, sweet and engaging. Like any good conversation with an old friend, the show weaves easily between hilarity and rage, silliness and tears. ... full review

Moving, funny, charming, smart meditation on race and representation in Hollywood... full review

A really smart psychological thriller with a sly sense of humor. ... full review

Radicals is a play that I could see more than once. I genuinely enjoyed the journey that this play takes you on. Such a heartfelt story that delves into very real and relevant issues in today's world. The perfect mixture of drama, fun, and lively entertainment, all while stirring up thought-provoking ideas. I truly enjoyed every moment of Radicals, one of the best in this year's Hollywood Fringe Festival.... full review

This was just delightful. A life-affirming treat. ... full review

educational, charming, fun... full review

funny, smart sketch show with a great stand up... full review

I absolutely LOVED this show. It's just so delightful. It's so simple and it WORKS. If the actors were trying hard, you couldn't tell. It seemed effortless and just plain sweet and also really funny. The acting, direction, set design, music design, the comedy were all 10 10 10 10 10. Which is so rare these days, but I'd expect nothing more from the Attic Collective's head and the director on this show, Rosie Glen-Lambert. She is a perfectionist in her work and is really pays off. Conor Murphy w... full review