A wilde-ly unique premise and original execution. A lot of moving parts and a large cast makes this show very impressive. ... full review

WOW WOW WOW! Strong, distinctive characters from start to finish. Heather's such a powerhouse actor, so each moment was believable and captivating. Phenomenal storytelling with an incredibly relatable and important message, which even touched based on what your partner goes through when dealing with fertility.... full review

Powerful performance and story! Great theatre! ... full review

A hilarious show that I would definitely see again! The writing was so funny and sharp, there was something for everyone in it. The ensemble cast was great and kept it exciting the whole time, everyone had really high energy and great chemistry. I loved it!... full review

Very timely and entertaining. ... full review

Very deep and very funny. What I like when actors don't try to make it funny, they just have a conversation and tell about their needs and their POV, but still it is so funny- so these actresses definitely accomplished this. Very impressive story and deep.... full review

This was a brilliant and mostly touching trio of plays about identity and how one comes to terms with their own sense of it. The performances are tight and compelling, and the writing excellent. One of the scenes felt not quite in sync with the other two, but was well-performed and directed all the same. Amanda Noriko Newman's moving performance of "Eguchi", brilliantly penned by Isabelle Moreau, is a particularly riveting and heartbreaking standout.... full review

A wonderful show that illustrates struggle between the right and left brain. The two leads effortlessly traverse an an emotional mine field. It is thought provoking and at times explosive. I eagerly await a second viewing, as to pick up more from the writer. ... full review

Original, funny show. Really fast paced and hilarious. Great take on modern dating. ... full review

Fight or Flight was a really tight, well put together show. The story was interesting and engaging, the cast had great chemistry. ... full review

This was a fantastic show! Strong performances and a moving story. ... full review

A fun throwback with a lot of love for the source material.... full review

I really enjoyed watching this play. It was very entertaining. The best one person show I’ve seen.... full review

A really engaging and unique concept that sucks you in right away and keeps you on the edge of your seat. Incredibly well written, fast paced and funny. It happens in one room, but I felt like I went on a journey through time and space with these two incredible actresses. The acting was terrific. Lisa is a force of nature! Her comedic sensibilities and tremendous sensitivity is pure joy to watch and her transition was incredible.... full review

Very creative and fun! We laughed out loud and enjoyed every minute. Everyone should go see the double feature. ... full review

Amanda Broomell oozes talent. I was thoroughly entertained from start to finish. A healthy balance of comedic and heartfelt moments, both from raw recounts of real life experiences, Mandy Picks a Husband delivers all the feels. I’m already ready for the sequel...... full review

This play was a lot of fun and packed in some sharp-as-a-tack wit sprinkled lovingly with some pop culture and political references. If you love Olivia Wilde, Beyoncé and the apocalypse, this play is for you!... full review

Ben's play is truly hilarious--a great existential take on the droning nature of corporatedom. He's also a truly gifted comedic performer who's a pleasure to watch.... full review

PRODIGY is the story of a very bright and sweetly bumbling Korean-American girl looking for a soft place to land. Kristen Lee, writer, producer, and star of PRODIGY is a delight. She is joined by a strong cast and swift direction that moves the story through laughter, tension, trauma, and tears. This is a beautiful play about hope and sacrifice and it is a very strong contribution to the Hollywood Fringe Festival. ... full review

A well-written, witty and hilariously fun romp. Who wouldn't want to be a fly on the wall if Jennifer Lawrence and Rose Byrne decided to take on the biggest enemy of all? A spider.... full review