My brain is now thoroughly washed.... full review

If you are a human being in LA, you NEED to see this show! Especially if you are a woman, a Jew, queer, or a person who hates fascism and bigotry. If you are someone who hasn't read Anne's diary since middle school or are a WWII history buff, everyone will get something out of this show. It is extremely funny, heartfelt, and relatable. I learned more about Anne than I ever knew before and got to rediscover what an intelligent young woman she was. This show is politically poignant in a society t... full review

This is an incredible show. Equally hilarious and heartwarming, Christi Pedigo has put her charming and sincere voice into a witty, unique play that made me laugh and still brought a tear to my eye. ... full review

INCREDIBLE. I left awe-struck & inspired by the performance and story Lara took me on. A story I will not forget!... full review

Women and queer people are thrown under the bus in the guise of comedy, and in 2019 there is no reason to go for these old "jokes" that are not, and never have been, funny.... full review

The show was a complete delight and a well-balanced mix of sarcasm, humor, awkwardness & ridiculousness. I left the immersive show not knowing who was a cast member and who was a random guest from the audience because it felt so seamless - well done!... full review

TAPPING MY WAY TO THE NUTHOUSE - AND BACK Lynne Jassem, a tiny, diminutive but feisty woman, tells and taps out the story of her life as a child performer, overly-smothered and pushed relentlessly by a stage-mom, who was once a Rockette, that led her into much turmoil in her following years. She re-enacts her childhood dance classes, portraying both herself as a scared little girl and all of the elders she comes in contact with, the first being her dance teacher, Charlie, who has a gruff voice... full review

Entertaining and thought provoking! I have a familiarity with the Arthurian legends -- knowingly nodding or chuckling when the various characters are introduced and act as they are fated to -- and am curious how someone might react with no previous exposure.... full review

Highly hilarious! Loved every moment of this incredibly creative show written and performed by Sophia and she is absolutely marvelous! The direction by Jimmi Simpson is fantastic! ... full review

A delight. If everyone in The Attic Collective doesn't love each other, then they really are great actors, because it seemed like the most joyful theater company in town.... full review

A fantastic Stoppard-esque piece for the Harry Potter generation.... full review

Fun, frivolous and definitely sexy! ...sorry -- horny ;)... full review

It was a fun show with great energy. Keeping everyone involved and tuned in for the entirety of the program. Funny and fitness! Great job you three. ... full review

Jeff Scot Carey wrote a really fun take on the question of "What if God was one of us?" Fantastic performances by a talented ensemble cast. The show was wonderfully paced which made the jokes work. I really enjoyed it A LOT!... full review

What an ambitious and unique undertaking. Completely enthralling, emotional, layered with humor and fully realized characters embodied by just one incredibly, multi-talented individual.... full review

What a heartfelt and humorous look at a cultural touchstone that will only exist in our memories. For someone who religiously visited and ultimately worked at (for several years) Blockbuster and for anyone who appreciates the ways in which movies shape ourselves, our identities and our values, our friendships and relationships, this was a truly satisfying piece of theatre.... full review

Brilliant play about a chance encounter between two opposing beliefs and how they can transform each other for the better.... full review

This show was an absolute blast. Awkward, funny, and lighthearted. Pokes fun at itself and the entirety of Fringe. So Fringey and so fun. The dry humor was an absolute blast.... full review

If you have a love for the nostalgic and classic movies, while enjoying a light hearted but poignant story, with excellent performances and whip smart dialogue, this is the piece of theater for you. Highly recommend. You'll laugh, you'll remember and you'll question if all the technological gifts we have are worth it. Go go go.... full review

This was a great show. I laughed a lot, and was totally creeped out by the son character.... full review