I thought it was a beautiful and touching new piece of theatre. It was heartfelt and the writing made it easy for the audience to empathize with the characters. It was very vulnerable and refreshing to to see at Fringe this year.... full review

SYLUS 2020 was such an entertaining show. I went in expecting a one-man stand-upy type show and was given so much more! Not only was it extremely funny but it also had a really great message tied in pertaining to today's political climate (but not in an in-your-face, preachy type way.) GO SEE THIS SHOW! You will not be disappointed. ... full review

I absolutely loved the show! It was fun, uplifting, and inspiring. It was a great show to leave your problems at the door and fully immerse yourself in the humour!... full review

Show #4: "Why is my tree so mean?" Kelly Moore is a joke machine and this cast could take over if they wanted to. ... full review

Byrnes may be the next Carol Burnett. She is funny and extremely talented with a voice that deserves a shot at Broadway. Catch her now before she becomes a huge star.... full review

There are only a handful of “can’t miss” writers at the Fringe, and Aaron Kozak is definitely on that list. His latest, Saving Cain, is an extremely well crafted masterpiece that shines new light on the religious right and those that can’t meet their standards.... full review

Go See this Show! My overall impression of the show was delightful!!!... full review

Funny, sharp Los Angeles morality tale with great performances throughout. Writer Frankie MacLaughlin packs a lot into to the tight 55 minute run time, including a fully produced hilarious/amazing pop song!... full review

A masterful story of aging, the stresses of the workplace, worries about the R word (retirement) with well-crafted and acted characters, visuals and stage blocking. ... full review

Show #3: I went for the guitars and stayed for the big ideas.... full review

Wowowowow. What amazing works, not a moment was lost. I was so tuned in every single moment. Left me with questions about my own moral code and if certain lives have more value?... full review

Drunk on laughter.... full review

Marla is the consummate storyteller. This is one show NOT to be missed! I laughed and cried as Marla enthralled the audience for the entire hour performance. LOVED it!... full review

Show #2: Jim Hanna delivers with yet another rock solid cast. Emily Dorsett's lost, dead-pan, off-stage gaze is a highlight of the show. ... full review

Is a very interesting story. Was my first Bollywood play so I was amazed. Congratulations to all that group. ... full review

Show #1: What a way to kick off the Fringe. I knew nothing going in other than Nikki Muller had a new show. But man. This is one of the shows to see. It's so very much what it is and it is so very good at being that. The cast is great, David Haverty is UNLEASHED and fantastic...from the moment you realize "it's gonna be that show" it is and it never lets up. Excellent show by an excellent crew. ... full review

Great show!... full review

7.2 out of 10 - Average Show! Click on the link to learn more. http://latheatrebites.com/hollywood-fringe-2019-double-falsehood-the-broadwater-in-west-hollywood-review/... full review

As someone who hasn't read Little Women before this was such a fun fast paced piece that brought a little more insight into Louisa's storytelling. It had a feeling of Becoming Jane, with a different story. Hilary Kelman (Louisa) was a beautiful anchor to a story that can be overwhelming but thanks to Kelman's gravitas and honesty, gave the audience something to hold on to. It has given me more of an interest to read Little Women.... full review

A lovely, sad rollercoaster of emotions. ... full review