Relationships

Emma and Richie are breaking up, and they’ve decided the best way to celebrate the occasion is by throwing a Viking Funeral for their dead relationship. But their funeral plans are thrown into chaos when they accidentally bring two real Vikings back from the dead.

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.

One actor, over a dozen characters, and 20-sided dice combine to bring two different stories of finding belonging and carving your niche. "Lvl One Gygax" and "Of Branch, Of Beast, of Beatnik" is for audiences ages 13+.

LOVE CHICKEN is a queer comedy about friendship, long-kept secrets and the making of well-meaning chaos. Nonbinary best friends Lolo and Yan's weekend of bonding and board games is crashed by unexpected visitors and a host of unresolved feelings. Shows: 6/5, 6/10, 6/18 @ McCadden Masks Required.

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

Feminist are wrong. Women are not equal to Men. They are better!

Dreams are for losers. MaryLee, 'Princie', knows, she's been dreaming all her life. Now in her 50's, she's finally determined to ditch the dreaming and start being a do-er to create a fulfilling life she's always wanted. Before she can succeed, a few people in her life are going to have to go.

What would happen if you invited all of your exes over for a dinner party and then never showed up? Sunday Night at Jane’s is an ensemble comedy that follows five guests and one bisexual ex and the chaos that ensues.

🏆 WINNER OF THE HOLLYWOOD FRINGE SCHOLARSHIP: An immersive comedy experience that's part clown show, part game show, part philosophical discussion on humanity. By Natasha Mercado

TEACHING A ROBOT TO LOVE is a heartwarming, queer, retelling of Frankenstein (kind of). This sci-fi musical follows a group of hopeful interns in the tech city of Nanotropolis, looking for their big break and finding friendship, hedgehogs, mad science, and important lessons about change.