Very funny and original! I was pleasantly surprised as I didn't know exactly what the show would be about. ... full review

There's no shortage of one-person shows, as usual, but NOBODY can top this one, in which San Diego pro SEAN YAEL-COX holds his audience SPELLBOUND for 70 minutes (not 75, per the program, or 80, per HFF promo). Combining the conundrum of Scheherazade with the maelstrom of WWII, SEAN gives one of the best solo performances I've ever seen, abetted, I'm sure, by the direction of Jason Heil (ironic name, considering the WWII milieu). Carol Wolf's decades-old script is solid dramaturgy, and SEAN mak... full review

A surprisingly deep introspection of what it means to be an artist and how far you're willing to go for your dreams. A story that resonates with everyone in the audience. What do you do when your goals are impossible?... full review

Mueller is very impressive in this one-woman show. The story takes several unexpected turns. ... full review

An energetic romp through the Pokemon world.... full review

An adorable and joyful expression of self. I came out of this show happier. ... full review

Excellent acting and a surprisingly fantastical structure make for a neat twist on the character and story you may not have known but always suspected. And that wig. That wig is divine. ... full review

A really clever concept with two outstanding title characters. ... full review

This show is a treat from beginning to end. The cast of amazing vocalists and performers delivers non-stop comedy with a nod to the great duo of Gilbert and Sullivan. Don't miss it!... full review

I laughed from start to finish. Both plays were well written and brilliantly acted.... full review

A charming premise that reveals itself to be a powerful message of self love and self realization. Lara created her own fairy tale and tells it well, with the help of several characters that she switches between deftly through the show. ... full review

Really funny, witty and well made. ... full review

A witty and endearing script by Eric Moore explores how technology connects and separates us and reads like a better-written cousin to "Almost, Maine". Clever, but not overwrought, weaving of storylines piece together how these young adults are connected and form a relatable array of figuring out how to be an adult in your twenties while navigating a changing relationship with your parents, your exes, your highschool friends, your current relationships, your chosen cities, career paths, and yours... full review

Funny, earnest, engaging, totally original...a must see.... full review

https://paulmyrvoldstheatrenotes.wordpress.com/2019/06/09/the-masher-at-hollywood-fringe/... full review

If you know the plot of "Little Women", bring tissues. Meg Jo Beth Amy & Louisa is such a fun and real portrayal of the creative process: bringing characters to life and using their stories to work out your own struggles. It was beautifully portrayed and excellently written. ... full review

Tremendous fun and action packed! This super hero comedy showcases truly terrifying consequences of toxic masculinity. Way to make a statement hidden inside Pow! Wham! And Kaboom! ... full review

A powerful and moving story of one young woman's journey of following her vision. Personal and deep... full review

Lincoln 2020 was an amusing, creative, humorous look at American politics. The cast brings great heart to this story, making it an experience that is easy to find yourself lost in. The experience is complete with twists that are hilariously unpredictable and dynamic staging that fully and creatively utilizes the small space to immerse the audience in this absurd story. ... full review

This show has passion, fun and expresses the nostalgia from the show we were all looking for. ... full review