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*BEST IMMERSIVE & GAMES FRINGE AWARD* *EXTENDED INTO JULY* *PICK OF THE FRINGE* *OUR TOP TEN - Stage Raw* *FRINGE SCHOLARSHIP WINNER* Imagine "Mr. Rogers" gone drag mixed with "Pee Wee’s Playhouse" gone Puerto Rican and you’ve got Ramón! An immersive, audience interactive show w/ drag king Ramón!

Raven recounts her difficult reproductive “choices” and contends with her primal baby making instincts. Should she surrender to the role of weird aunty OR start a GoFundMe to freeze her geriatric eggs? A timely dark comedy with deep heart. Come for the laughs stay for the sex education.

🏆 WINNER OF THE HOLLYWOOD FRINGE SCHOLARSHIP: An immersive comedy experience that's part clown show, part game show, part philosophical discussion on humanity. Performed by Natasha Mercado, directed and co-written by Deanna Fleysher

Must Go On: A Rite of Passage is a solo multimedia, storytelling performance exploring coming out. This story of resiliency uses: video projection, poetry, yoga, & puppetry. This piece poetically unpacks the impact of identity & norms on mental health. Namaste

HOLLYWOOD ENCORE PRODUCER'S AWARD!! Two sisters, a drifter, and wolves. "It's In Our Bones" is a drama of deep secrets, dark feelings, and supernatural powers. Ultimately, the play covers, with some humor, themes of loss, mental illness, mysterious supernatural emergence.

Encore winner! Torn by lust, greed and pride, a family of Drag Queens living in New York, must learn to overcome their inner demons and reunite to save the bar they work at, however one queen may be ready to walk away from it all once given their own opportunity of a lifetime

This Pulitzer Prize finalist play is an existential comedy...or maybe it’s not...about the beautiful mysteries of the human experience and what may happen when one holds on to them, never being able to make total sense of them, buries them — and then suddenly needs to talk about it all.

Nominated for BEST DRAMA! Encore producer's award recipient! Come see why StageScene LA said, "One of the most impressively staged and performed productions I’ve seen at Hollywood Fringe since the festival was inaugurated back in 2010." "Fringe PICK!" TheatreBites "Fringe HIGHLIGHT" Larchmont Buzz

When an unlikely group of buskers get together to throw their company party things start to fall apart when they learn that a murderer, they had locked up, is on the loose. Will the murderer show up to ruin the party? Only one way to find out, attend the Buskers Ball & see for yourself.

In 2002, UK comedian Henry Naylor & photographer Sam Maynard went to the Afghan Warzone. They were threatened by a war criminal, captured by the Mujahadeen, and almost blown up by the Taliban. This amazing true story received 12 five-star reviews and won 2 major awards at the 2022 Adelaide Fringe.

It is said gossip leads to scandal, and scandal leads to ruin... Come on a hilarious adventure with Grace as she is scooped up from the English countryside and plunged into London high society. Romance, mystery, and scandal run amuck in this regency era story!

Why are you here? Mother Nature will take you on a journey to the ends of the earth and the depths of your very soul to find the answer. This funny, creepy, and dare I say sweet(?) solo show brings together the artforms of bouffon, puppetry, and immersive theater into a roiling existential marvel.

Gen-Z drag queen Aura Sublime unravels her neuroses until she's bare, then reconstructs her image, in this shameless, irreverent, and cutting 30-minute solo play.

Erotic massages, professional cuddling, and seeing your own genitalia on a big screen TV? Get ready for a wild ride to find sexual satisfaction despite sexual dysfunction. In “Tight”, writer/performer Becky Feldman pulls back the covers on her private ordeals with chronic pelvic pain.

****OFFICIAL WINNER OF THE HOLLYWOOD ENCORE PRODUCERS’ AWARD **** On a journey to find his lost homeland, an immortal bard encounters a youth who longs for art and music, who joins him on his mission. But as they get closer to their destination, it becomes clear that the bard isn’t who he seems.