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Fish Out Of Whiskey: A Lawyer Who Just Wants You Off His Case

What does it mean to come out in 2022? When one of Emily’s high school classmates likes her coming-out post, unearthing it from the depths of Facebook, it sparks a conversation with girlfriend Maya about what coming out looks like in a world of rampant social media use, abuse, and attention-seeking.

An overzealous teenage girl tries her best to end religious extremism in the developing world. But when her good intentions snowball out of control, she must team up with an unlikely friend to set things right again, armed with nothing but charm and determination.

A loving tribute to the author by an actor who adored him, this rendition of Ray Bradbury's 1948 novella Pillar Of Fire is 50 mins of prose magic from The Master. In a world cleansed of superstition a dead man wakes up to teach the living the meaning of fear! Starring Bill Oberst Jr.(Criminal Minds)

New on the scene comedian and writer Burton Miller is bringing his debut show to Hollywood Fringe in 2026! The show is a comedic reflection on a deeply religious small-town upbringing and the all-too-call-too-common and often absurd journey we all need to take to find the road back to ourselves.

Miss Marquez curates the best sultry jazz and burlesque LA has to offer! 10PM - Midnight.

This wild, comedic play is a fish out of water story about Kate, a new temp arriving in a cut throat sales office where the almighty dollar is valued more than human life.

Julie Pearson has lifelong anxiety and lives in a very tense body. She also dances burlesque. Through a combination of storytelling, essays, and burlesque dance, she will tell you all about it!

In commemoration of the 50th Anniversary of the BLACK POWER MOVEMENT (1966-2016), Meshaun Labrone wrote "POWER!" Stokely Carmichael. The play takes an absurdist journey into the mind of revolutionary, Stokely Carmichael.

At a desolate crossroads where no train ever stops, the Man, Woman, and Linesman circle one another in an absurd attempt at connection. Connected only through letters and photographs, the Man and Woman cannot reconcile expectation with reality, blocking connection, failing to recognize each other.