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A sketch comedy show that makes you question everything you knew about musicals, cults and all manor of performance art. By the end you'll be saying, "Oh, maybe I was initially right."

The workshop will be led by a panel of past participants and veteran community members who can offer you an insider perspective of what to expect in JUNE! This workshop will walk you through the festival experience from people who have navigated it with great success.

The horror comedy about a killer industry; a close-knit waitstaff at a popular restaurant falls victim to a masked psycho, picking them off one by one. "Scream" meets "Waiting" in a bloody, hilarious tale of cut throat ambition & creative survival. Who will survive and what will be left of them?

Ryan Williams is the Mushroom King back from the mushroom underground. With his fungal brain, stuck in his ape-like body, he'll share an unfiltered viewpoint into the perspective of the fungal kingdom, about us homosapsens. Ryan deconstructs the wellness industry, climate change, and mushrooms.

The workshop will be led by a panel of past participants and other veteran community members who can offer you an insider perspective of putting up an accessible show on the Fringe.

"I Think I Have A Show?" is a raw, hilarious, and soul-searching one-man show where a queer artist enters an AI facility to build a show from scratch.

What happens when you take a performer and shove them into an ordinary life? You get someone capable of jumping out of an airplane in a mascot suit...and calculating the wind resistance on the way down. Join Brooke Eldridge on a whirlwind variety show combining dance, comedy, puppetry, and more!

An immersive spook show journey! Step into the spotlight... literally. Become part of the story in this choose-your-own-death-style haunted play where you act inside the show. Gothic romance, sci-fi crash landings, and martial arts showdowns all collide in a meta stage experience.

2025 HOLLYWOOD FRINGE FESTIVAL SCHOLARSHIP WINNER! Amidst the chaos and mayhem of life, Charlene finds herself in the absurd predicament of being a walking paradox: a visibly pregnant woman who isn’t actually pregnant. When conventional remedies fail, she finds a remedy that isn’t entirely legal.

This informal session is your chance to ask questions about the program, the application process, and eligibility. A representative from HFF staff and the selection committee will lead the casual Q&A to cover the program’s creative and practical aspects.