A great Fringe show. Great writing with excellent pace. The actors were superb and perfectly cast. Love the unexpected twist.... full review

A harrowing, yet humorous and audience-friendly account of the writer/performer's journey into, through, and out of Scientology. More than any articles, documentaries, or reports I've ever known, this led me to grasp, not just the most extreme of what the Church of Scientology does or has done, but how it works. Most specifically, how it progresses with its adherents from a Self-Esteem-building service into a controlling force. Pure brilliance, and potentially life-changing.... full review

Show is fantastic. When one perfomance can make you laugh till you cry AND make you question your kinks, you know it was worth it. ... full review

This was a fun show with very sharp satire. And it was staged really well for a budget production - everything worked - and it looked like the actors were having a blast.... full review

The show is well written and very well performed. The two main characters are nicely defined, with an interior depth, which only shows itself slowly over the course of the play. And as it takes a certain time to determine whether the other "best friend" characters are actual protagonists or projections of their hosts' interior dialog, it works to the overall advantage of the piece. ... full review

Awesome work, great flow, and especially loved how it all circled back to the beginning at the conclusion of the story.... full review

Awesome play by Robyn Migel! It has everything. Very well written, great dialogue! Very moving performances by the entire cast there was also a comedic scene by the hilarious Megan Olivia. A must see! You’ll laugh, you’ll cry... your emotions will fly along with the characters lighting up the stage! Stand out performances by Lara Helena, Megan Olivia, Sandi Milne, Davida Sal and Kelli Fish. ... full review

Such a moving and beautiful performance. Magical.... full review

Hilarious production that moves quickly and should not be missed.... full review

Quite literally felt like a physical representation of an anxiety attack unfolding in front of you. The intensity, the breathing, the pace. It was quite a genius production. Quick, jam-packed and an experience to remember. Plays of this nature can easily become very one note- but 45 milligrams was real, had excellent comedic moments and visceral. I wouldn't miss this conversation starter. ... full review

Fue una hora fenomenal estuvo fantástico me encantó todo tuvo muchas experiencias sobre ellos de sus trabajos nos representan lo que están pasando y me quedo sin palabras no sé ni cómo describir lo hermoso que juez hicieron llorar mucho y reír a la vez... full review

Interesting, cool show! The physicality in this show was awesome, and the characters were crazy-fun to watch. ... full review

Really funny! Great performances by everyone!... full review

Pockets was a dang blast! The immense silliness was matched by its top-notch production. The Robots all shined but even some of the secondary and background characters had great scenes. You can tell Robot Teammate really know what they're doing.... full review

A heartwarming show stacked with wonderful characters and performances. Funny, effortlessly charming and touching without being manipulative it is well staged and well composed considering such a large cast of characters that could have quickly become confusing. But Amanda Lloyd keeps everything moving and utilizes the limited space with purpose and creativity to create a breezy and easy to follow experience. In the end it becomes the feel-good play of the Fringe!... full review

A classical tragedy set in a superhero universe that's both familiar and distinct, vividly rendered through choreography and stagecraft. A mediation on the dangers of both envy and forgiveness. Watchmen meets Othello.... full review

California janitors are the vanguards of the #metoo movement and Ya Basta: Time's Been Up beautifully captures their fight for justice, respect, and an end to workplace abuse and violence. Despite obstacles and adversity, they have persevered and won victories that reverberate beyond the janitorial industry. This is the inspiring story of the incredible things people can achieve when they come together in a union.... full review

I really enjoyed the monologues of this show. Very relatable situations that you find yourself in Los Angeles; it's nice not to feel so alone! ... full review

A lovely, quiet piece, handled admirably by 4 talented actors.... full review

SMART, HILARIOUS, AND COMPELLING, BUSHWICK is a play not to be missed! Travel back in time to New York City when Obama was president, and life was, well... different, to a degree. The story is captivating, and the cast members are superb. I was entertained from start to finish and left the theatre wanting MORE. Schuyler Mastain knows how to write and direct an amazing piece of theatre! Congrats to the cast and crew for bringing to life this wonderful piece of art! ... full review