THE ANTI YOGI - Zephyr Theatre

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Reviewed by Amalisha HuEck Visited 'The Anti Yogi' - a solo play at the Zephyr Theatre on Sunday evening. The show is simply brilliant! It is truly exceptional in every aspect. Written and acted by Mayuri Bhandari who is accompanied by superbly ...

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GIRL IN REVERSE: A Feminine Rage Manifesto - Hollywood Fring Fest at The Zephyr Theatre

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Reviewed by Amalisha HuEck Experiencing different relationships after being with one loving, supportive person for 15 years, is a way to break the habit of eating the same ice-cream every day, says Avery Volk (writer & performer) in her GIRL IN ...

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Together FOREVER - Hollywood Fringe Fest at Hollywood Forever Cemetery

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Reviewed by Amalisha HuEck Christina Evans chose a perfect place for her Together FOREVER performance, the beautiful compelling performance of remembering our loved ones, at the historic tinglingly incredible Hollywood Forever Cemetery, where ...

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GRIT - Hollywood Fringe Festival at The Zephyr Theatre

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Reviewed by Amalisha HuEck Every story has an origin. Lisa Natale wrote, produced and is starring in her life story GRIT, where she expresses one woman's evolution from CHAOS to COURAGE. Through her diary, which she started at the age of 10, she ...

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COMING OF AGE AT 65 - Hollywood Fringe Festival at Hudson Guild Theatre

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Reviewed by Amalisha HuEck What a wonderful outlook on life when we pass the age of 65 by saying, 'The Best is Yet to Come!' In his one man show Coming of Age at 65, Gerry Fishman's (written and performed), experience of getting a personal ...

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CONVENIENCE - Hollywood Fringe Festival: The Matrix Theatre

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Reviewed by Amalisha HuEck Upon arriving we see the beautiful girl on the top of stairs, sitting in a semi-hugging position, with one arm holding her shoulder and her head resting upon it, staring at a little card with different circles of colors. ...

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EXPATRIATED - Hollywood Fringe Festival at Broadwater (Second Stage)

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Reviewed by Amalisha HuEck Life changing experience of wanting to try something new by taking a job opportunity in another country, despite not speaking the language, is a challenging decision people make every day. So many of us are immigrants and ...

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POE-ETIC LICENSE - Hollywood Fringe Festival at Asylum @ Thymele Arts

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Edgar Allen Poe and Bob Dylan Mashed Up Review By Dana Benson (Topdown999@gmail.com) I was fortunate to experience a unique theatrical performance at the Fringe Festival on June 20. Mad scientist/practicing laser physicist Dr. Bradley Bobbs acted out ...

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TEHRANGELES - Hollywood Fringe Festival at Hudson Backstage Theatre

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Reviewed by Amalisha HuEck The Independent Collective Artists of Los Angeles & Hasht Media presented a unique, and quite different play, 'TehrAngeles' created by the theatre ensemble of players of Iranian descent. They enter, as every immigrant ...

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FOXY LADIES LOVE BOOGIE 70'S EXPLOSION! - Fringe Fest at the Three Clubs Stage Room

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Reviewed by Amalisha HuEck FOXY LADIES LOVE BOOGIE 70's EXPLOSION! Is a sensational show with its catchy musical numbers and adored characters dressed in amazing, never out of style 70's costumes. It is fun and full of sensuality. The ladies sing ...

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DEAR AUNTIE B - Fringe Fest at The Actor's Company Little Theatre

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Review by Amalisha HuEck A delightful solo musical dramedy, the world premiere of Dear Auntie B., written and performed by the incredibly talented and super charming Becca Lustgarten for Fringe Festival 2024. Through her dating agency she portrays a ...

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Fringe Festival Reviews

Posted By Harrison Held

SCHMALTZY & PRINCIE by Harrison Held Diary of a Not-So-Great Daddy's Girl Written & performed by MaryLee Herrmann Directed by Jessica Lynn Johnson Production stills by Kenneth Wajda Zephyr Theatre 7456 Melrose Avenue SCHMALTZY & PRINCE by ...

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Manson's Girls - Hollywood Fringe Festival Review

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By James Bartlett Cast of Manson's Girls For decades the Manson name has fascinated the public, and so any story featuring him and his family will always garner some interest - though taking it to a musical place is something different. On entering ...

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The Most Massive Woman Wins - Hollywood Fringe Festival Review

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by Kathy Flynn The Most Massive Woman Wins is a short play that packs a powerful punch. Four women in the waiting room of a fat reduction/liposuction clinic flash back to what brought them there. All of them have reasons to be there, but are any of ...

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All-American Sex Addict/Woke AF - Hollywood Fringe Festival Review

Posted By Valerie Milano

By Valerie Milano, All-American Sex Addict/Woke AF is about neither sex nor sex addiction. It is about America, though, pitting three politically correct women against one tone-deaf man. What playwright/director Matt Morillo sets out to do is, in his ...

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