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Laugh Magic LIVE! is a high-energy, Fringe-ready show by TV magician Jonathon LaChance (Penn & Teller: Fool Us, Masters of Illusion). Packed with comedy, mind-blowing magic, and audience interaction—it’s nonstop fun for all ages!

What would you do if you weren't afraid? A young girl learns how to swim while her teacher tries to keep deep fears at bay. A joyful exploration of water, childhood,and balance.

FRINGERS "Pwyc” TICKETS FOR EVERY SHOW. CONTACT ERNEST KEARNEY “My Alamo War”, writer Ernest Kearney’s war against a nationally televised ministry that ruined lives, abused children and sold designer jackets to L.A.’s elite. A narrative on the nature of warfare and faith

My entertainment career beginning with my first musical at 8 years old. Hilarious improv and sketch comedy skits. Featuring original guitar comedy music. Written and performed by Carey Dunn

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.

Anaconda is a play that takes an honest look at the aftermath of bullying and the search for redemption. Two people have the chance to mend the wounds of the past at the expense of their futures. If you had everything you ever wanted, would you risk it all to be forgiven?

David Dean Bottrell ("Boston Legal") returns with his 2011 smash hit solo show for 2 performances only. Buckle your seat belts for 70 minutes of edgy, hilarious and totally true "love" stories. "Hysterical" - L.A. Times. "Hilarious...moving" --SoCal Public Radio

The Pedestrian is a fantasy written by Ray Bradbury. It's a tale of two men walking the streets at night in Los Angeles, the year 2053, where society is controlled by technology.

From Interracial Freaky Friday to Fat Panic to the the Fascist Follies, award-winning burlesque troupe Victory Variety Hour brings their unique mix of a diverse cast, high glamour and a sick sense of humor.

The play traces Ella Youngs love affair with Maud Gonne, her rivalry with William Butler Yates, her dangerous work as a revolutionary and gun runner, to her disillusionment at the compromise that left the 6 counties of Northern Ireland in the hands of the British.