#HFF25: AND WHAT OF THE CHILDREN, reviewed
AND WHAT OF THE CHILREN, by Ryan Lisman, is an intense and entertaining play, dealing with a sensitive subject matter.
#HFF25: BETSY & PATTY FIND OUT, reviewed
BETSY & PATTY FIND OUT is a little gem of a show by Aaron Francis, that could not be more
#HFF25: BLACKOUT, reviewed – GiaOnTheMove.com
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#HFF25: HOLY HOLY: THE BIRTH OF DISCO, reviewed
Absurd, bright, colorful, and campy, HOLY HOLY: THE BIRTH OF DISCO redefines what it means to be a fun-loving girl
Too Much of a Good Thing
With statistics revealing that 1 in 5 teens report experiencing body shaming, and nearly 70% of young people expressing dissatisfaction
Mark Vigeant: Out There – GiaOnTheMove.com
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#HFF25: OH CONSTANTINE!, reviewed – GiaOnTheMove.com
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#HFF25: NATURAL BORN CITIZEN, reviewed
NATURAL BORN CITIZEN is filled with bits and pieces from first-generation Pakistani American, Yousaf Sajid’s, well-lived life of bravery, pushing
#HFF25: KUMON THE MUSICAL, reviewed
Hooray for children’s programming at the Hollywood fringe. It’s been a while since I’ve stepped into a pre-teen presentation. But
#HFF25: Pump Up The Volume, reviewed
PUMP UP THE VOLUME, felt as though I was sitting at a high quality proof-of-concept backers audition for the next