UNDER THE TABLE and dreaming is a gem of a play, full of romance, high stakes, and the splendor of human connection. I laughed, I cried, I was overjoyed at what they did with this small, intimate story that captured the sweep of LIFE.... full review

STUPID-SMART AND SUPER FUN. A HILARIOUS LAMPOONING ABOUT AN ABSURD POLITICAL PREMISE... Teachers with guns.... full review

This is a show not to be missed! In baring his soul (and his experiences with prejudice) Kent Randell is an extremely entertaining and poignant story teller!... full review

This show is fun, current, is a kind of love story and has a message. What more could you want from a quick hour of fast-paced, wonderfully acted Fringe-Fare? Loved it! GO SEE!... full review

My overall impression of Blindsided was how impressive an individual can have a comedy show but at the same time address suicidal thoughts and the importance to acknowledging it and bring it to the surface so it can be something people feel comfortable talking about. ... full review

This is a fast-paced, poignant political comedy that is delightfully entertaining and surprising at every turn. ... full review

Brilliant writing and acting. Shows the human face behind an offensive caricature. ... full review

Heather Kozlakowski synthesizes the woman she is and the man she IS NOT in a very well thought out and well executed way. Her performance is colored with her stand up, countless specifics, brevity, clarity, and an achingly amazing impression of her father. A man who'd I'd assume most of the audience had never met, but whose presence could still be felt in the room, and because of this, his ever looming presence in her life was able to be felt by everyone in the room as well. A truly wonderf... full review

James Kirkland is a lovable kook and he presents his tales of getting sucked into various cult-like activities less like a performer and more of a storyteller. Director Brendan Hunt and producer Kristen Boule are each Fringe veterans and any project they attach their names to is worthy of your attention. Lord of the Lies is no exception. Check it out!... full review

Was blown away by Dave and Stanston's creativity.... full review

I think the show was really well done. The show was inspirational and representational of the people who died in the name of their job. The show was well performed with a large impact. All of the actors did a great job!... full review

I really enjoyed The Masher! When you don’t make a choice, you are making a choice. Funny, smart and TWISTED! ... full review

Lost Voices has Passionate, moving writing and stellar performances ... full review

If you’re looking for a Fringe show full of charm and giggles packed into less than thirty minutes, give yourself the gift of “Supportive White Parents.” See the full review at: http://fringereview.co.uk/review/hollywoodfringe/2019/supportive-white-parents/... full review

A very funny and creative show! A sharp political satire, perfect for these times. The view of today's campaigns was spot on and the cast was terriffic! Especially Allie Leonard as Tess. Definitely worth seeing! ... full review

The show is a fresh original piece . It covers serious and current subject matter that affect everyone in this country directly or indirectly .... full review

A tension piece and the characters kept me guessing.... full review

If you love musical theatre, you will LOVE this show. The performances are charming, bold, fun, and effervescent, and the audience interaction at the end makes the whole night.... full review

What an original and masterfully put together piece of solo musical theatre. Invited into the inner sanctuary of a tortured yet hilarious soul, we bear witness to the creative process and the many modes of self-destruction as well. Glennis is captivating adorable and extremely talented! I guess I would call this a comedic musical soul-o-show.... full review

It was everything I hoped it would be and more. Bunny the Elf is a delightful character. She's naive but enthusiastic and achingly sincere. Christi Pedigo creates a world where a grown woman believes in the magic of Christmas. When the main character is a bit of dim bulb, you don't expect the writing to be crisp and smart. Go spend an hour with Bunny.... full review