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LA-based playwright Stacie Burrows thought she grew up rich in Texas in the 80s, only to find out it was all a facade. Learn how she got poor quick in this humorous-serious solo show about debt featuring an original soundtrack.

Two friends awake immured in a strange darkness beside a single solitary lamppost. One recalls the world outside, one doesn’t. Time passes until all thoughts wither away, save for one inquiry: should we remain here in the lamp’s cold comfort, or sojourn alone into the unknown in search of an exit?

On her latest pod, Charlie interviews former couples about the end of their relationships...starting with her own. But when information is revealed her ex doesn't want released, a struggle for power ensues. A drama about narrative control and our need to replay relationships better left in the past.

A postpartum delirium 3am pumping sesh turned show. Not only for new parents but for all former babies IF YOU WERE ONCE A BABY THIS SHOW IS FOR YOU. Veronica Osorio (award winning clown, Medicine Woman) shares a new work on motherhood, postpartum OCD, a 4eva open heart and her loose grip on reality

Step into the electric atmosphere of a 1940s live radio broadcast from the heart of Los Angeles. LA Noir Radio features two rival serials on New Year's Eve that have received news that one show will be axed at the end of the night. From the writers' room to the broadcast booth, the knives are out!

Plagued by fleshly desire? Visited freely by the devil? Barbie Smith WILL save you! Former pageant queen-turned-abstinence educator Barbie Smith juggles between saving your soul and unleashing her burning desire in this campy takedown of purity culture.

ON THE LINE is a pressure-cooker thriller set during the graveyard shift at a Seattle crisis call center in 1984. This new play by Pamela Eberhardt & Dan Testa explores how women learn to trust their instincts in a world that insists the danger is under control... until it’s already too late.

A play exploring the horror of state violence. It follows a journalist covering an anti-war march. Inspired by the 1970 Chicano Moratorium Against the Vietnam War. Incorporates poetry in English and Spanish; Brechtian and Beckettian techniques; and references to psychedelic rock and horror cinema.

This informal session is your chance to ask questions about the program, the application process, and eligibility. A representative from HFF staff and the selection committee will lead the casual Q&A to cover the program’s creative and practical aspects.

Interested in applying for a Fringe scholarship? During this panel, past scholarship winners, our committee members, and Fringe staff will dive into the scholarship application process. We will discuss what the winners are required to do and answer all your questions live!