It’s not about baseball! Well, OK. It IS. BUT it’s just as much about ANY obsession. And we ALL have one, at least. Brett’s particular passion for baseball – and his rather extraordinarily retentive brain – is the jumping off point. But, ultimately, it’s about having something to love and take joy in, even if it’s an overwhelming crazy kind of love.... full review

Absolutely loved it, especially the choreography and staging of the show. ... full review

I thought a collapsed coal mine would feel claustrophobic, but under this mine is a whole other world of dark stuff to be uncovered, and I'm not talking about the coal! Immersive and addictive, as the show plunges into the darkness, further and further and further... Once the lights go down, you're down there with these men from the beginning; it's an atmosphere filled with an incomprehensible amount of personalities all placed in a dire situation, and everything that happens thereon is full-pric... full review

By far the best Hollywood Fringe show I've watched. From the storyline and script, to the moments of humor and captivating piano solos, everything flowed together in unison to create a dynamic, heart-wrenching performance.... full review

The show was excellent. Well written, incredibly performed and a story that became increasingly engaging as the play continued. That’s a feat in and of itself. The audience was on the edge of their seats wondering where this story would lead and no one left with a dry eye.... full review

Blackboxing is a hilarious, cringe-inducing exploration of the narcissism, neuroses, and sheer hubris of an actor putting on a one-man show. A loving and knowing skewering of a sometimes deeply self-indulgent art form.... full review

A hilarious, semi-improvised show about a man pandering to whomever he has to to get elected. Jeff Ahern crafts a ridiculous, but plausible candidate who is just trying to do good. Brilliantly conceived and simply staged, Sylus' campaign is strange and wonderful, and so is his campaign manager. Jeff incorporates every suggestion seamlessly into his story and the audience is with him every step of the way.... full review

I enjoyed both taking the ride and Celebration of Crystal Bush’s One Woman show. The passion, wit and humor or self evaluation was heart warming and heartbreaking at the same time... full review

Pockets was a tremendous performance. You can tell Robot Teammate spent so much time and effort to stage this. The chemistry between the members was clear. They engage the audience in a playful way, and sometimes provide a timely bit of self awareness. The subject matter was hilarious, but allows room for thoughtful reflection after leaving. Strong female leads carry the emotional arc of the show while equally strong male members bolster the beats within the narrative. Keep following this crew, ... full review

VICTORIA GORDON LIVE IS SASSY! MS. GORDON IS BRILLIANT, PASSIONATE AND READY FOR BROADWAY! A RIVETING PERFORMANCE THAT SIZZLES AND SPARKLES FROM THE OPENING NUMBER TO THE STANDING OVATION ENCORE! BRAVO!!! DREAMS DO COME TRUE AT VICTORIA GORDON LIVE! ENJOY!... full review

These are two powerful one acts. Both tackle thorny issues in an unexpected way. The cast is really great - these are strong productions of two truly innovative plays.... full review

Ask A Black Woman is raw, authentic, heart-breaking - a story that needs to be told. Shanara’s fast-paced and energetic delivery entertains, but more importantly it educates and enlightens her audience. You won’t see anything else like this at the Fringe. Don’t miss it!... full review

Fantastic acting almost saves a script that needs a lot of work.... full review

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I thoroughly enjoyed this show. I thought it was funny and sweet and told a story that is not heard enough. I think it was courageous and inspiring for Mara and Mimi to chose to tell their story in such a public way, and I appreciated that a lot. ... full review

This was a very funny show! All about the absurd matches that can result from internet dating. The cast is strong. The songs are very funny. Hannah is a great writer!... full review

I was completely blown away. This play was phenomenal.... full review

Fantastic show ... full review

I’ve never seen anyone change from one character to another as quickly and as often and in such a comical way before! AND it was improv!! Very funny. Lots of physical humor and clever dialogue. Bravo, Conor!... full review

Wow! From the writing to the acting, Saving Cain is a powerhouse of talent. Aaron Kozak's exploration of the subject matter is both deep and extremely pointed. Even as it branches out he manages to keep it succinct and timely. He tells a dramatic story with such levity and familiarity that it goes down smoothly while still being impactful. With Leah Verrill and Lenny Hernandez the emotion is so close to the surface it's palpable. They're able to convey complicated character development with... full review