Richard Linklater's 12-years-in-the-making cinematic gamble pays off in spades, delivering a unique and profoundly moving experience.

Playwright Jonathan Tolins and star Michael Urie take on the legend of Barbra Streisand and the cult of celebrity with riotous results.

An intriguing premise is squandered in a well-staged but essentially ho-hum romantic comedy.

A comic celebrity profile and a surreal sketch show wrapped up the Fringe's final weekend.

A high-speed sketch show and a brutal but tiring avant-garde piece play their final performances at the Fringe.

Brandon Baruch’s new comedy is an amusing and well-directed observation of the fluid nature of sexuality among L.A. 20-somethings.

A rock musical with bite and a jet-black one-man show are two more productions making their debut at the Fringe.

Two gay-themed plays making their debuts at the Fringe are an energetic coming-of-age story and a mawkish fantasy.

A thoughtful avant-garde theater piece and a full-on musical parody are two of the highlights of this year's Hollywood Fringe Festival.

Margulies’ new Broadway-bound comedy premieres at the Geffen Playhouse with the feel of a work in progress.