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If you thought Irish dancers were curly-haired cutie-pies , meet a scowling misfit from London in this outrageous antidote to Riverdance. LA Weekly:GO Backstage Critic's Pick LA Arts Examiner: Maire Clerkin's comic memoirs - one of the unexpected highlights of the Hollywood Fringe.

Amanda, the star of a new play and superstar in her own head improvs, breaks the 4th wall, and drinks on stage in this play within a play. Amanda The Barbarian is a love-letter to the theatre and to all the deluded people we know who hijack every production.

Four intersecting lives are pieced together through their emails, gchats, texts, and skype calls. A political blogger struggles over a nasty break-up, and deepening entanglements with his roommate and best friend, as he writes a career-making article tracking New York’s same-sex marriage vote.

In a remote old farmhouse in the bowels of 1980s England, Ben Porter and his children, Donny and Anna, live a quiet life. But when his daughter Beth returns (after five years silence) with a fiancé named Peter, some old skeletons escape the closet.

A love song radio show where women (drag queens) call in and share their erotic adventures with radio personality, Shaniah. As the caller shares her story, the viewer is transported into her world. What's your love song dedication?

Shelly (late 30s) follows her sister, Thelma (late 30s), into an abandoned basement. There she discovers that her sister has her husband chained in a bathtub; Thelma declares that she intends to boil him alive in it after years of abuse.

Come experience a fast paced, action hero experience with our new stage combat and stunts workshop. Led by fight choreographer Peter Berube, you will learn the thrilling techniques and art form behind safely executing staged violence.

STANDUPERA: How singing WRECKED my life... then saved it! Rated R. Swearing, sex, and opera. Stand-up, story-telling, and song! www.Standupera.com Press & Industry Comps Available

Great Things, written and directed by Guy Zimmerman, is a short dramatic film about the psychological blowback of the kind of Abu Graib-type militarism. With Mickey Swenson and Alana Dietze. Shot and cut by Brad Cooper.

"Everything I Need to Know I Learned From Ethel Merman" is an autobiographical cabaret about growing up gay and surviving in a Pentecostal household in the bible belt. A young man discovered his only saviors were community theater, an old record player, and the music of Broadway’s greatest diva