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Rabbits2u returns for its 3rd straight Hollywood Fringe Festival with TWO, 1-Act, Family Friendly Shows by Stuart Walker: The Birthday of the Infanta & Six Who Pass While the Lentils Boil.

Two girls await the arrival of a Bug Man to fix their pest problems.

The Co-Defensive Coordinators at Ole Miss have more to talk about come Monday Morning than schemes and tape after an altercation between teammates threatens to tear the coaches apart. Immediately preceding, two woman talk over cheese and things in the comedic "Cheese & Things".

Hop aboard a tour of Hollywood's messy queer history. From Rock Hudson's hushed AIDS battle to the real heroes at the Stonewall riots to the sinister Reaganite 80s, The Gay Guide to Tinseltown explores how far the LGBTQ movement has actually come.

A dark retelling of Hans Christian Anderson's "The Little Mermaid" done with movement and dance set to the music of Evanescence

Watch evil aliens invade the earth and get a lesson in good ole American ass-kicking in musical theatre fashion. 30MM: Independence Day is a Secondline Production, adapted/directed by Brooke Seguin, with original music by Dan Wessels and Brooke Seguin, produced by Tom Detrinis and Lindsay Wray.

After what they believe to be a YTK-esque event, a doomsday prepper seals themself in their fallout bunker in hopes to wait out the horrors above. In this darkly-comedic one-person musical we find out: despite being ready for any scenario, can our apocalyptic hero survive 132 days alone?

A sketch comedy show all about milk. It’s post-apocalyptic. It’s creamy. It’s sometimes revolting (yes, people have walked out during one of the sketches). We ask the central question: when milk goes extinct, how will people remember it? Hopefully as something worth drinking.

Feel alone in truly seeing WHAT'S GOING ON in our dangerously foolish civilization?? You perceive that even the folks exhorting others to open their eyes and notice what's really happening are, themselves, STILL MISSING the even BIGGER PICTURE?? If you’re a compassionate intellectual, we must meet.

A new exploration of the portrayal of women in media, past and present, Mashka and Mashenka Board a Train combines movement, monologue, and Chekov in a series of stylized vignettes to take a satirical look the characters we see on stage and screen.