It's one thing to share at an AA meeting where everyone there knows what you are going through during rough patches. But to get up in front of an audience of strangers and share from the bottom of your soul on the ordeal that is drug addiction is quite another accomplishment Kudos to Crystal Bush for her brutally honest sharing of the trials and tribulations of drug addiction and the strength of character needed to overcome the demons. Solo show directed to perfection by Jessica Lynn Johnson.... full review

The show was fantastic! Ashley knocked it out of the park with her different characters and story telling. I couldn’t wipe the smile off my face as she took us through her journey.... full review

A singular life story told through clever jokes, and told well. One of the most compelling life stories I've ever heard told on stage. ... full review

An amazing show. The actors did a fantastic job of captivating the audience and bringing the story to life.... full review

I thought it was very well done and that it had some very helpful ideas on how to deal with stress in life. I also liked very much the type of humor that was written into the storyline of the play!... full review

Bob Leggett is such a genuine soul, that I couldn't help but fall in love with his story. I'm always fascinated by people who have lived a nomad lifestyle going from place to place because its the opposite of my own experience. Bob has found himself from the military, to world class music venues, to the renaissance faire, to the Fringe Festival. He takes us to all these places with DOZENS of pictures to back him up. I loved seeing the people and places pop up behind him as he was talking, it rea... full review

This is a fun show that has a lot of inside references, dirty jokes, clever lyrics and real emotional moments. I know absolutely nothing about Pokemon and due to the wonderful writing, direction, choreography, light design and cast, I started laughing the moment the lights came up and kept laughing throughout the rest of the show.... full review

The Ride Reviewed by Mayank Keshaviah “What kind of God teaches people to hate their own flesh and blood?” This is the question that writer/performer Ramy El-Etreby struggles with in the wake of his public outing by The L.A. Times. It happened after El-Etreby was cast as a gay Muslim in a play: interviewed about the role, he revealed that he himself was both gay and Muslim. As homosexuality is haram (forbidden) in Islam, at least according to El-Etreby’s devoutly religious parents, this perso... full review

"Hello America" Reviewed by Mayank Keshaviah RECOMMENDED “We’ve been silent too long.” An African-American man dressed in a black hoodie and black pants enters and begins dancing to J. Cole’s “Be Free.” His movements are hip-hop, but also ballet. Then another joins him. And another. Soon seven men’s bodies are moving as one — joy, pain, anger, protest, and resilience flowing through them. One man carries a large American flag, lamenting, “This flag is heavy.” Another chimes in that it “d... full review

An endearing dynamic among this group of performers. They shared a wonderful, heartfelt chemistry and never ceased to amuse me with their quips even amid the tense moments. Post-college life is always a difficult, different, and exciting journey into uncharted territory—props to these young actors for tackling the unpredictability of the new present with a (albeit hopeful) reality check. ... full review

A fun variety show with a diverse cast and subject matter to match. It manages to entertain while tackling social issues and satirizing the ways in which we often respond to them.... full review

An important window into an issue — homelessness — that is often discussed in the news media, but which is rarely personalized in the way that this show was able to do.... full review

A fascinating subject worthy of being dramatized, but the execution of which didn't realize the story's full potential.... full review

Fue una obra con un mensaje muy importante que ayuda a otras personas a que no se quede calladas y da a conocer la realidad en la industria de limpieza, en la forma que fue trancurriendo todo el play se me erizaba mas la piel, cada escena fue trancurriendo magnifico y al final todos teniamos ganas de gritar YA BASTA!!... full review

What a treat to see and hear Victoria, a stunning 20-something, belt out these wonderful old show tunes. She even managed to make it relevant to her life!... full review

This show features the biggest A-Hole I've seen so far in the 2019 Fringe Festival. I mean that as a compliment in the highest sense. The hilarity that comes from the title character is made all the more real by the fact that everyone in the audience (especially in LA) knows someone EXACTLY LIKE HIM. Luca Malacrino plays the Narcissist character brilliantly and I laughed through the whole thing. This is the funniest show I've seen so far in the Fringe. ... full review

This show should be used as a template for how to do a solo show. ... full review

Nicely done. Over all production was well executed and worth that pat on the back you are so looking for. Your parents would be proud if they had been there of course...... full review

"Black is truly winsome in what’s sure to be one of the most understated crowd-pleasers of the Fringe season." Read the full review here: http://fringereview.co.uk/review/hollywoodfringe/2019/raised-by-wolves/... full review

A thoroughly enjoyable experience! Witty and entertaining whilst addressing the struggles of the LGBTQIA+ community in an honest and provocative way. Definitely worth a watch. ... full review