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Jack Lukeman is one of Ireland's most respected and best loved performers. Jack returns to The Hollywood Fringe after mesmerizing audiences in 2016. "What a voice…what a performer!" Los Angeles Times

Eliza Dillon is a slacker, a quitter, and a self-saboteur. Her body of work is not only unimpressive, but virtually nonexistent. Nevertheless, she will attempt to win an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar, and a Tony in just one hour. Can she do it? Objectively, no. But it’ll be fun to watch her try!

BECOMING PEACE, a One Woman Rhythmic Dramedy about Power, Culture, Violence and Nonviolence - explores the little known Power and Possibility of Nonviolence (Satyagraha/Ahimsa/Peace) - and just how much Life and the World can transform when we "attack the wrong and not the wrongdoer!"

Golden Boy follows the life of a young Italian New Yorker in the late 1930s, who pursues the American dream of fame and fortune. Forced to choose between big money boxing and his dream of becoming a violinist, the young Italian runs the risk of losing everything he holds dear.

An Evening Of Meryl Streep Monologues -Performed by an All-Male Cast, is a group of seven actors recreating scenes from the most unforgettable movies of one of the greatest actresses of all-time Meryl Streep.

A short improv show for all ages

BROADWAY VETERAN TONY TANNER EXPLORES THE HARSH REALITIES OF ALZHEIMER'S IN WHO ARE YOU ANYWAY? YOU WILL LAUGH, CRY AND ALWAYS WANT TO KNOW WHAT COMES NEXT AND WHAT COMES NEXT WILL ALWAYS SURPRISE YOU! WITH ELYSE ASHTON, SUZANNE HUNT, JAN JOHNSON, KENT MINAULT, TONY TANNER, ANDREW THACHER

Gay panic. Catholic guilt. Southern charm. Join Reagan Allen for a one-hour musical comedy romp where she'll unpack all this through intimate stories and outrageous songs about embarrassment at the lesbian bar, nightmarish pregnancy scares, and an undying love for Michael Cera.

After decades of living on the street, a cold and tired father breaks into his eldest daughter’s house on the eve of her move to another city. She and her sister are forced to deal with a father they barely know at all, and in other ways know all too well. This is a heart-wrenching comedy.

How a Mexican girl from Detroit went from "Most likely not to succeed" to "Kind of making it" in show business. Family curses and all. A true story about not letting your past define your future. Written and performed by television director Linda Mendoza.