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There's more to strength than meets the eye. For best friends Tiffany and Molly, an unexpected turn of events causes them to reexamine their definitions. Follow these two women as they navigate the ever-changing tides of friendship and redefine what it means to be strong.

Love, Locs and Liberation is a solo show that investigates the edges and roots of a Black woman’s happy and nappy hair obsession.

Recipient of The Encore Producers' Award, I Came to Make Noise is a hip hop feminist theatrical happening challenging the stereotype that women are expected to be quiet and agreeable.

Original music helps writer/performer Monique DeBose explore race, family and identity through the lens of growing up mixed race.

Follow the revealing journey of three Yoruba goddesses as they grapple with the responsibility of creating a guide for black women trying to survive in a world that doesn't always allow them to thrive. *2018 Fringe Fest Scholarship Winner*

Senorita Monthly Juice is an absurd comedy that follows plant worker, Adelina, as she negotiates between her roles as a faithful “blood-worker” at a beauty startup and a mother concerned with the convoluted messages her very own company is televising out into the world.

Inspired by interviews with the L.A. college community, THE GRAY by The LadyParts Collective follows a student as she navigates the aftermath of sexual assault. This production, featuring students and alumni of Moorpark College, shows how this script can be used to spark a dialogue on any campus.

In perhaps the first recorded piece of theater in the western canon that passes the Bechdel test, Euripdes tells a story of women stronger than Gods. Using movement, language, and contemporary vision, Project Nongenue’s Trojan Women tackles building community in times of violence.

Two plays, by Fringe favorite Alli Miller & renowned playwright Barbara Lindsay, remind us sometimes what's most important is what can't be seen. An incomparably engaging journey through one's loss of those they love & another's loss of their own reality. #inkfest18 official Fringe selection!

An Asian-American visual effects artist is working on a top secret, very racially problematic project: digitally altering a white movie star to look biracial. Her white reporter bestie threatens to expose it all — and destroy her friend in the process.

Burlesque, Circus, Magic, Comedy...and a few home truths! British actress Cat LaCohie reveals the truth behind her multi-talented Burlesque persona ‘Vixen DeVille”. A show guaranteed to leave you entertained and inspired.

"He's the victim, Nick, and I'm the drunk girl." After the music has died, the red cups trashed, the gavel’s fallen and the sentence passed down - what remains?

Two girls take you on a journey through an alternate reality in a land of break ups. They explore why a guy would ask you if you like Huskies and not wanna die in a bed with you in his 80's. There's also stuff like self discovery and things we haven't found yet...

“Nobody’s Really Helped Me” is a one-woman musical comedy written and performed by Lanessa Long. It is made up of songs and stories about art and education, angst, identity, and encapsulates the melodramatic nature of being 22.

This is the way the world ends. You have been selected for a post-apocalyptic journey to Unreal City, to escape a destroyed world. A fully immersive and interactive, intimate and challenging new experience based on The Wasteland & other works of TS Eliot.