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Set in New York, Three Days of Rain centers on a brother Walker, his sister Nan, and their childhood friend Pip who meet to settle their parents' estate. The two fathers were long-time partners in architecture. In this tense and brittle reunion, much more is at stake than who gets the house.

The Indian wants the Bronx examines the delicate balance of Racism and communication in an ever changing world, where ignorance and innocence go hurtling at break neck speed towards one another. A play as relevant in 2016 as it was when it was written in 1967.

It sounds silly, it's been largely forgotten, and it killed 21 people—it's the Great Molasses Flood of 1919.

As America's pendulum swings from cultural soul-searching to non-White history being scrubbed from government websites, singer-songwriter Rain Perry looks to her own White family tell a true story about America.

In 1939 Boyle Heights California, Juan, a 20-year-old Mexican, flees NAZI Silver Shirts vigilantes that violently remove Mexicans and Jews from Los Angeles. He dives into the small apartment of Michael, 65-year-old veteran of the Spanish American War, to hide. The events are historically accurate.

A play about the stories we tell to survive. Spanning pandemic present and historical past, The Great Dying weaves family crisis with contested colonial histories of disease and collective memory, as a writer confronts her father’s failing health, asking who tells the story, and at what cost.

LATE NIGHT IS DEAD AND WE HAVE KILLED HIM!! Your favorite band of Merry White House Morons have decided to trash the last thing untouched by their greasy hands: Talk Shows at the Hollywood Fringe Festival! biTS! InTErvIEWS!! OTHER PeOPLe'S FRInGE ShOWS! WITH YOUR FAVORITE HOsts: FARTS AND FRIENDS!!!

THE LINCOLN DEBATE offers a funny, touching, and honest look at Abraham Lincoln’s relationship with Joshua Speed, his bedmate for four years—inviting audiences to explore the facts and draw their own conclusions. *Content Warning: contains brief nudity*

BLINK is a humorous look back at Larry Blum’s personal journey in show business. Sharing engaging stories, rare clips and photos from his long and varied career, Larry illustrates the unique opportunity he has had to experience celebrity up close and personal. LA Weekly – “Clever, funny”

Kim Coles chronicles the ebb & flow of her showbiz rise with Hollywood-insider stories, multi-media features & interpretive dance! With her signature sass & irrepressible, goofy charm, Kim presents a side-splitting show that will make you laugh and inspire you to find your special gifts.