comedy

Dennis receives a call from his mother telling him that his best friend from boyhood, Scooter Thomas, has died. Dennis relives his memories with Scooter and explores the changes we never expect when we become adults.

David Blatter & Leeman Parker return to the L.A. Fringe with their brand new show "Magic and Other Dangerous Things." As winners of the 2012 L.A. Comedy Festival and Best of Fringe Awards in Hollywood Fringes 2012 & 2013, their magic and other dangerous things are sure to get you off - guaranteed.

If the multi-national corporation were a real person, what would they be like? Toddler Bangs.

The Best of Craigslist is performance of posts from our virtual community messaging board. Inspired by John Pick's Funny or Die series, this absurd and eclectic portrait was called "one LA's best under the radar evening activites" (LA I'm Yours) and "absurdly hilarious" by the LA Weekly. Come!

In this solo extravaganza, a Latino cyber-nerd gets caught between his family and his video game addiction. This fictional tale will have you laughing your ass off the whole way through. In English, with some Spanish peppered in. $10 online, $15 at the door!

In 1977, Anita Bryant won a campaign to overturn gay rights in Dade County, Florida, launching a right wing movement that remains with us today. In 1978, she agreed to sit down with Playboy Magazine for an outrageous and memorable interview that is recreated live on stage for the first time.

A new play about the delicate balance between friendship, love, intimacy, sexuality, identity, and bromance.

The comedy team of Doc and Stumpy host a classic burlesque revue, with comedy, variety and strip-tease. Featuring updated versions of classic comedy routines from burlesque’s golden age and L.A.’s hottest dancers, it’s a different show each night. Come for the tassels. Stay for the yucks.

Oscar Wilde’s masterful comedy galavants through a world obsessed with appearances, money and social-status. (The polar opposite of Hollywood culture. Wink face.) By presenting the lovers as gay men, Queer Classics creates a play more hysterically fabulous than Oscar could get away with in his time.

That's What She Didn't Say: A True Story of Taboo, Redemption, and Musical Theatre takes audiences on the journey of a girl with too many secrets to carry in her overstuffed purse, the tendency to say too much, and a desire to be free. Will she find the courage to say what matters?

In the dating pool of the afterlife, there are a LOT of choices. Witness 8 couples of public figures across time and space attempt new love & continued love with each other in this 2 person show. Straddling the worlds of sketch comedy & theater, this show offers a lot of laughter & heart.

Mariko Passion, a 13 year sex worker artist and activist from San Francisco reads from her forthcoming memoir 100 K(nights)of the Urban Geisha detailing 100 nights of sex work in Los Angeles. This promises to not be another salacious tale of Asian trafficking victims needing celebrity rescue!

4 shorts 4 actors 5 writers 7 trees full of metaphor, whimsy, philosophy, humor, dance, tears, joy. SEEKING STILL-Online dating is hard for trees. TREE COUNSEL-A sign from God or just a tree? SOPHISTREE-What if the tree doesn't want to be saved? DOES IT MAKE A SOUND?-In the forest, eat your lover.

An hilarious homage to classic sci-fi and literature, Moby Alpha is the story of a mad captain’s quest for revenge on the amorphous energy cloud that temporarily took his leg. More simply, Moby Alpha is Moby-Dick in space, but funny. "★★★★" - Edmonton Sun "★★★★" - Winnipeg Free Press

At fifteen Milo Reynolds had it all: a seat at the popular table, the perfect girlfriend, the “coolest” parents, and friends who worship him. So, when Milo kills himself Monday morning, his friends and family are left questioning everything they thought they knew about him.