Such a fantastic piece and so so well acted. It feels relevant and dated at once, yet somehow all existing and reacting in the same space. ... full review

Striking, distinctive, unapologetically eclectic. A hybrid of half a dozen performing arts, wrapped around an unlikely narrative. Not to be missed.... full review

The story telling in this play feels authentically Irish. I was transported to a tiny pub during the Troubles with a story that couldn't be more relevant in today's climate. This dynamic cast brings the colorful script to life and will have you on the edge of your seat when you're not laughing along and/or crying along with them.... full review

This was an amazing experience so truthful to the soul of the performer that it woke the audience up from their miasma of daily life in a toxic city. Nicole brought life and her spirit to Temple Tantrum , and nothing was left off the table. Rarely do we see or experience stories routed in the human experience without it being doctored by marketers, editing, special effects, or as of recently artificial intelligence. This was a show I will remember for a long time, and will hold in my memory as an... full review

Seven dynamic young men relate what it means to be black in America and be acknowledged as a man.... full review

It was such a delightful rompy parody of the superhero concept we've become so accustomed to that you don't see the heart of it creep up on you until truly the very end. ... full review

Life Plan was a fun immersive-light show with a super talented cast! Witty writing and powerful performances sold me on Life Plan! ... full review

Thoroughly enjoyable, and includes cookies! ... full review

The actor portraying the neighbor from hell actually makes the looney guy very likable… to the audience that is!... full review

It’s hard to go into the details of why I love this show without giving things away. I will say that this cast is a tour de force who gently grab you by the throat and drag you through this journey that often makes you forget there is an inherent mystery in this piece. You could listen to these characters talk for another 3 hours ... full review

Lindsey Mallard is an amazing talent and any time spent in presence on stage is time well spent. ... full review

A wonderfully silly tale inhabited by some of the funniest women (and two guys) in Los Angeles. It takes a fantasy heroic journey and turns it on his head and infusing it with laughs and heart along the way. ... full review

"I need to find my vector" - a cunning coming of age story about a smart, naive boy.... full review

WTF?!... full review

Loved it. Great story and pacing. It was immersive, but not so immersive that I was anxious. The show seemed bigger than it actually was. ... full review

Wow, a lot of care and talent went into making this production all it could be! ... full review

An engaging and stimulating ride through the cosmos!... full review

A smart and engaging reimagining of a classic - and very timely!... full review

No Joke is a hidden Fringe gem. Those obscure shows in small theatres that don’t attract the masses, but need to. Every Fringe goer should make it a point to get into this audience. No Joke is a chilling play that makes you ashamed for recognizing even a sliver of Madison in yourself. The stupidity and ignorance of Madison, played by Gina Omilon (who also wrote the show), gets so unbearable you start to hate her. Omilon skillfully delivers an infuriating performance topped with all of the annoyin... full review

The show was everything the good solo theater should be. Entertaining, honest, educational, emotional ...a real journey. Masterfully directed and beautifully acted, it would be impossible not to fall in love with Nicole, even as she struggles to fall in love with her self. It was a ride that I didn’t want to get off of and got to such a place of honesty that The themes really came through and felt universal ... full review