I thought 'Prodigy' was incredibly moving. Coming at the invitation of my friend, Eddie Yu, I had no idea what to expect and was completely blown away by the whole experience. Moved to near-tears by this tale of parents and children, set goals vs personal dreams, love vs duty, identity vs perception... It stirred the heart and asked us questions rather than pushing an answer or agenda down our throats. Congrats and kudos to the cast and crew!... full review

I walked out of this show with an existential crisis. What does it mean to be an entertainer, an artist, or even alive, in a world that contains as much pain and horror as this one? A little uneven at times and with a tone issue between the two story lines, this is a pressing and smart play about who you are when your technology outgrows you.... full review

What I Never Told You is a wonderful, well acted piece. The writing was crisp and the acting on point. What I Never Told you speaks to the regrets of relationships in out multi-tasked lives. We never know when or what the import moment are and when they may end. i enjoyed this piece very much.... full review

I saw Pockets, I saw Bully Problem... this one is clearly better. It just didn't have the budget or space the other two had.... full review

2 FOR 1 is two very different shows that are equally funny, creative, and most importantly heart felt. You'll laugh, maybe cry, and be amazed at their creativity. A must see!... full review

This play is filled with so many odd characters brought to life by an extremely talented company. I appreciated the unique characters brought to life by every single actor in this play. ... full review

I appreciate that the fringe offers this event. Bella Luna is AWESOME and her replacement MC was fantastic. It’s lovely to get a sample of the shows, some of which blew me away, but also really important to me to feel connected to a greater “fringe community.”... full review

A thoroughly modern, wildly engaging, and experimentally staged story of how Louisa May Alcott wrote Little Women, and why it still affects us today. ... full review

Cathy Schenkelberg is a true treasure, a gifted voice over and stage actress with something to say. There have been quite a few high profile defections from Scientology, but no one has given us as many details as Schenkelberg does.... full review

"Chrysalis" is a deeply moving collection of works. It pulled me in from Moment One and I was fully invested in all the pieces. I was moved to tears many times. I laughed at the humor and was inspired. This powerful femme-driven experience has stayed with me, and I implore EVERYONE to go see it! ... full review

These two writers are the perfect compliment to each other. The first show existing in a space you would never think to wonder about, with two chaotically different experiences of it, pure isolated fear and freedom. And in the second performance - existing in a space you are afraid to think about, facing horrors of humankind and specifically the female experience of them. The actors, the writing, and the simple set will leave you a mess. An emotional journey, this hour is not to be missed! Get in... full review

The series of vignettes introduced us to a group of amazing characters who had grown up together but gone on different paths. There is lots of comedy and dramedy, and we bet you can find at least one of these characters to relate to.... full review

Really great show! If you are in need of some serious laughs, go see Two Girls, One Mic. ... full review

Once again, Chambers Stevens has written a brilliant play that is truly brought to life by the cast, in this case Orange County native Brigitte Ngo-Trinh. Make sure you come on an empty stomach to get the full effect of this amazing performance.... full review

I didn't know whether to cry or laugh, laugh then cry or do both at the same time. This piece was wonderfully executed, expressing the emotions and deep absurdities that come with loss. The spontaneity in humor and on the fly commentary was the perfect touch to adding some lightheartedness to the subject. Both did an excellent job at representing the chaos and denial that comes with loss, the surface level experience of loss and how we respond/connect with it. My second time watching the piece an... full review

I appreciate that Bob has decided to see what it feels like on the other side of the review and it will no doubt inform him in his career as a journalist moving forward. It was a brave move to chose the solo format and lovely to get a fuller view of who this Hollywood Fringe Legend is. ... full review

Charming, interesting and about time!... full review

This show delivers on everything you would want in a holiday story ...and I so appreciated getting all those warm fuzzy feelings off-season. It was fun and optimistic. Christi’s sincerity and enthusiasm shines through this character and it would be impossible not to fall in love with her. Despite there being an overall cheery sheen, the writer does not shy away from bigger themes such as sexual harassment and the age-old Christmas lesson of gratitude. ... full review

A live-action Clue-Meets-Escape-Room immersive game, where you might end up being one of the murderers! A crazy fun night of puzzle-solving, murder mayhem!... full review

"Too Blunt" is just blunt enough - honest, passionate, revealing and ultimately very loving and forgiving. Kudos to the entire team (Mr. Blunt, Chris Game and Adam Earle) for a beautifully executed evening of theatre.... full review