A stage full of world class comedic actors tearing into each other and the scenery for an hour. And nobody stops for any red lights the entire time. ... full review

Hilarious, I could not stop laughing!... full review

If you don't know anything about Melania Trump's antics you may not understand a lot of the jokes but if you're like me and madly stalk all the Melania Trump hashtags (#freeMelania, anyone?) then you'll get the jokes right away. Liana takes on a journey through the many different "shades" of a woman so many of us are curious about. My personal favorite was the Pussy Power one that made us have hope that Melania would be on our side until...(spoiler alert) she takes off her metaphorical mask and s... full review

Brilliant wordplay! Presenting every word with is own personality lead to clever deconstruction and existential philosophizing which sustained the seventy minutes to a satisfying conclusion... full review

It was truly wonderful..I felt like she was talking to me, and in a way she was Everything was perfect and a treat thank you I feel blessed that I was able to come ... full review

One of the most creative and absorbing uses of a Fringe space I've ever seen. Utilitarian in every way except the storytelling which is lush, powerful, and beautifully claustrophobic. It's a haunting piece. ... full review

Marla is so likable and it makes us fall in love with her and her show the second she steps on the stage. There is not a single part of her that the audience dislikes and we are rooting for her the whole way. I so appreciate and admire her honesty and candor and how she so easily transitioned from humor to devastation so smoothly and with ease. I hope she makes another show because I will for sure be in that audience. If you decide to skip this show, you are making a sorry mistake. Get your butt ... full review

This show was such a delight! The show is incredibly poignant and resonates deeply surrounding racial issues, but is also absolutely hilarious! He is very talented and is a master at performing and working with an audience. Highly recommend! ... full review

outstanding! well acted and content of substance; humorous, heart warming and authentic. ... full review

So far, this is my favorite musical to come out of Hollywood Fringe this year. Remember how you felt the first time you performed in, or even saw, your first high school or college musical? Remember that giddy excitement that sent warm shivers down your spine, instilling a feeling that told you this is how it should always be? If for some reason you've since lost that passionate feeling about musical theatre, then The Bully Problem will resurrect it.... full review

Fasten your seat belts, it's going to be....you know the rest. With a superb speaking and singing voice, a mop of unruly hair, a gift for mimicry and physical comedy and a couple of cleverly designed puppets, Cathy blasts off like an Apollo rocket in this roast of the hypocrisy behind the "church" of Scientology. Leave your decorum outside.... full review

Fan's of veteran Hollywood Fringe producer, director, and writer Matthew Robinson's passed shows might see this campy farce romp as a departure. Fans of dystopian apocalypse tropes will revel. Fun, in tune with celebrity culture, and occasionally quite silly, the show is a nice romp for the sci-fi nerd in all of us. As with the film "Idiocracy" (2006), the what-if's may sound ridiculous and absurd. But with where we are now in society, in current politics, and in the increasing rise of celebr... full review

An engrossing exploration of morbidity with some very magnetic performances and sharp writing on display in both these one-acts. This truly was an inedibly macabre theatergoing experience.... full review

Cirque Du Giselle was a moving re-imagined production of the classic ballet. ... full review

I was confused with this show. The actors were fine and did the best they could with what they had. The concept was cool, a support group for serial killers. But the execution was confusing. ... full review

Jessie's Messy Mind is dynamic, poignant, funny, uplifting and constantly surprising. It moves so fast - I was afraid to blink and so excited to keep up with the unfolding story of a very unusual young woman's journey getting to know the tumultuous surprising swings of an unusual and brilliant mind. ... full review

Two fully realized short plays. In the first, a young man (probably a seminarian) has come to his middle-aged superior and spiritual adviser to seek her signature on an application to move to another divinity school. We quickly learn that he has waking wet dreams of sex with some kind of spirit and she talks directly to God. Fine acting, a mix of sex and sanctity, percussive sound effects and a riveting ending, this play is not for the squeamish. In the second play, which takes place at night,... full review

Kharissa has put together an incredibly clear vision from Shakespeare's words. Each performer shines. The show's heartbeat is strong and I would recommend to anyone, whether or not you're a 'fan's of Shakespeare. ... full review

Zach Bernstein is my third cousin's son. I came to the show to support him. I had never seen any of his work before. I was floored. I loved every minute of the play (REALLY!) and so it seems did the audience around me. The performance was very professional, the acting was flawless and the music was spicy and utterly enjoyable!... full review

My vote for the BEST of the Festival. This is beautifully directed and expertly acted. Mark Taper Forum Quality. LOVED IT! ... full review