John Wuchte's "Scarlett Fever" is a masterclass in successful Fringe. It's intimate, endlessly inventive, and a non-stop trip through a fascinating and frustrating tale of the 'glory days' of the old Hollywood system. It's a must-see and a triumph. ... full review

Recently saw Silent Joy. This show is a MUST SEE! This is a much more ambitious production than most Fringe shows I’ve seen. It was an innovative and moving piece of theatre. Made me think about actions, consequences and what is truly important in life. The cast was amazing. Two days after seeing it with friends, we are still talking about it. A timely story. Go see it!... full review

Loved this. It’s always a thrill to watch talented actors tell their stories from the heart, and this show was a perfect example. Their energy was so infectious audience members - myself included - clapped along and often burst into spontaneous applause. Often heartbreaking and even mesmerizing and always moving, this was a summer I didn’t want to end. ... full review

“A Bit Much” Written and produced by Stacy Dymalski Jessica Lynn Johnson (Director) Megan Ford-Miller (Producer) Lounge Theater 6201 Santa Monica Blvd. Seen 6/8 12:00 show This lovely one woman show explores in an articulate, humorous and entertaining performance the inner workings of Stacy Dymalksi’s mind and heart when it comes to self identity and relationships. Although definitely female focused there were men in attendance laughing and acknowledging that finding ones true self in ... full review

Such a fun show!! Fabulous music/lyrics, acting and directing!... full review

A MUST SEE THIS FRINGE SEASON! It was fantastic! The story itself is captivatingly well written and the performance of it was incredible. It's definitely my favorite Fringe show so far. Maggie and John brought the characters of Girl & Joy to life and shared an important message of self love supported by a talented ensemble. I highly recommend you see it. ... full review

An enjoyable cautionary tale with some very clever points to make about ambition and reality in modern Hollywood ... full review

Haba kee tooo! Twirly is back, and this time, for the first time, she has an entire show dedicated solely to her - and Fringe is lucky to have her. Fellow Twirlyheads will enjoy familiar Fan Favorites - like her wildly impressive tap dancing, her hilarious attempts at animal balloons and her genuinely heartbreaking rendition of Charlie Chaplin’s “Smile.” And she’s added things even I’ve never seen - her Grape Trick alone is worth the price of admission. But this is the first time old and ne... full review

A triumph of a show!!! The full Broadway experience, seamlessly produced, with a lot of heart. BUY TICKETS NOW!... full review

Rally fun! High production values, great energy. You'll leave the theatre smiling! Reminded me of "Be More Chill."... full review

A cute, fun musical! Just a good time.... full review

A comedy on par with Veep with just enough absurdism and satire to keep you guessing and entertained. ... full review

If there is one thing Michael Shaw Fisher is fantastic at, it's creating a sense of the strange, unique and compelling. Once again, he's drafted a story about a machine, an altered state of reality and something that seems very, very familiar...... full review

Terrific show!! Cannot recommend enough!... full review

RECOMMENDED. Stellar performances by two L.A. actor favorites, Leon Russom (Lear) and Bruno Oliver (Loman). ... full review

An arresting and captivating performance by Yokko whose intensity and control pulls you in. It is a gift to watch her move. ... full review

A wonderful way to spend a half-hour! A nice through-line of "legacy" connects these three pieces; first the personal, then the familial, and finally the national. Three markedly different ways to explore identity, accountability, and history. Great work from a large team who managed to stitch together stylistically disparate elements and somehow make them work in a jam-packed thirty minutes. ... full review

A charming two-hander exploring the acceptance of mortality at a young age. Whitney Montgomery and Lauren Cook have great friendship chemistry onstage and hop well through rather quick beat changes. A heart-warming and thoughtful way to spend a half-hour!... full review

This is acting at its purest form. I went in not knowing much about what this show was about and ended up being blown away by the performances of the two actors, Adam Meredith and Blaine Vedros. This is a very simple show by design and it lets the actors literally live with audience for 30 minutes at a time. It's two, one act plays where each actor gets the stage to themself and they both deliver. My favorite thing about the Fringe Festival is seeing shows big and small and being surprised and ex... full review

Well-performed! Great acting. The writing had some really good zingers... full review