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Yes, Edgar Allan Poe is alive and he's a very bad guy. Not only does he steal the souls from young writers but he's also destroying Hollywood at the same time.

Cringe. Camp. Live snakes on stage. “GOD OF ZILLA: A 30 Minute Window” follows a group of mediocre avant-garde artists as they attempt to stage an experimental performance of one woman’s lowest moments. It’s mainly snakes. And also Godzilla. This "window" is bizarro theatre at its unfortunate best.

What happens when no one shows for your 25th birthday party? Philip spirals into the depths of his neurotic gay mind, examining why he is the way he is. His life is tragically comedic, that's for sure--but will he succumb to the darkness, or embrace the humor?

"Once upon a time the world forgot to laugh..." That Beautiful Laugh conceived by Orlando Pabotoy joins 2011 Hollywood Fringe Top of the Fringe winners, 4 Clowns and Porter’s Macbeth director, Turner Munch for a show about the pursuit of laughter and what makes it so beautiful.

4 girlfriends, an immigrant, a trans woman, a sultan's niece and a cancer survivor share their hilarious journeys to LA over a board game. 4 totally different perspectives. Starring Christine Blackburn, Michelle MaliZaki, Melanie Maras and Bea Van Slee.

A poignant and often hilarious true story set in Compton, CA. This written-and-performed-by solo show is the first in a trilogy. Come along on a captivating journey that explores through song, dance, and original story telling themes of love, faith, and belonging with raw honesty and deep curiosity.

Join Rick for a heartfelt, funny journey from his Brooklyn childhood to the uncharted territory of becoming a father. Through vivid stories and colorful characters, he explores joy, pain, and healing—finding humor and hope along the way.

This show combines images of bollards with analyses of urban social situations via songs and comedy – all with the imperative to access the emotional root of self-augmentation or purposeful debilitation in relation to pre-existing & often hostile architecture. The amatory is another emphasis.

Set in Oxfordshire, England, in October 2019, Ms. Banister’s World History Class is comprised of foreign exchange students from Italy, Puerto Rico, Nigeria, Germany, China, Mexico, France, Syria, and the US. They collectively embark on an impassioned discussion about social justice, ...

A unique, immersive, interactive experience for one audience member along the supernatural border between life, death, and afterlife. From the team that brought you “Fallen Stars at the Charity Sale” at HFF ’17, called “one of the most innovative premises at this year’s Fringe,” from My Haunt Life.