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OCT 2026
HOLLYWOOD FRINGE CREATIVE WORKSHOP SERIES
by lois neville
Thinking of writing a theatrical piece? All are welcome at our FREE workshops, starting with this fall’s Creative Series! These three panels are a great introduction to creating work for Fringe audiences. Lean into the creative now before we dive headfirst into our Producers Workshop Series this spring!
Nov 8th, 2026 Creative Workshop #1: Writing Solo Work At Fringe
Nov 14th, 2026 Creative Workshop #2: Writing Ensemble Work At Fringe
Jan 5th, 2027 Creative Workshop #3: Big Ideas, Small Stages
The first two sessions start with a quick intro to Fringe if you’ve never joined us before!
All three of these in-person events will also be livestreamed on YouTube
EVERYONE is welcome to attend these free workshops; while some focus on Fringe theatre, much of each panel discussion will translate to non-Fringe theatre creation.
JOIN US FOR ONE OR ALL THREE OF THESE CREATIVE WORKSHOPS
Creative Workshop #1: Writing Solo Work At Fringe
Sunday, November 8th
12:00 pm- 12:30 pm: Intro to Fringe
12:30 pm- 2:30 pm: Panel
Thinking of writing a piece for Fringe 2027? Have a solo show you’ve been thinking about bringing to life, but just need a little extra push? Come on down and join us for this session, where our panelists will discuss what it means to write a solo show and present it at Hollywood Fringe.
Creative Workshop #2: Writing Ensemble Work At Fringe
Saturday, November 14th
12:00 pm- 12:30 pm: Intro to Fringe
12:30 pm- 2:30 pm: Panel
Hollywood Fringe is the land of exploration and experimentation, so come on down and get inspired on how to bring an ensemble show to Fringe! At this workshop, you’ll hear from panelists who brought their own ensemble work to the festival, how they did it, and why.
Creative Workshop #3: Big Ideas, Small Stages
Tuesday, January 5th
7:00 pm- 9:00 pm
Have a script ready to hit the stage? Want to learn more about writing for Black Box theatre and the fast-paced environment of Fringe? We’ll discuss how to create a piece with unique solutions given Fringe constraints—sometimes the best ideas are born out of limits!