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Maddie Jones booked a Fringe show! She has her whole life ahead of her! She's in way over her head and she will do her best to convince you otherwise.

We're back. Bitter Lemons. LA Theater Critics. Saturday, June 18th, Noon to 2pm, McCaden Place Theatre. Care of the Asylum. Come and see what all the hullaballoo is always all about.

"Why is it that the guys you like, never seem to like you back?" If you ever have asked yourself this- and let's be honest you're going to a theater festival, so you have- come, sit back, and get ready to laugh at someone else's crushes, heartbreaks and seriously awkward photos.

Two young brothers live in a small house just at the edge of their city. Next to them is a forest, out of place but regarded with normalcy. When tension rises at home, the boys hide in their room, spinning wild stories together. In the forest, they find that stories may have a life of their own.

It is 1916 and Holmes, having just returned to Baker Street from Watson’s funeral, feels compelled to tell his absent friend all that he should have told him when he was alive, including a shocking secret. Starring renowned Holmes actor Nigel Miles-Thomas ★★★★★"Miles-Thomas is impeccable as Holmes"

Angie McDormitt’s (self-proclaimed intersectional theater-maker and human soul) dream is to bring her own modern retelling of The Wizard of Oz to 2025 audiences. With a few last-minute dropouts, big egos, and tech snafus, the production does not go exactly as she imagined.

As an all female theatre company begin rehearsing a new show about lesbian lovers in Edwardian dresses, tensions run high, real feelings are being hurt, true lust is sparking, and actual hearts are being broken. In this Bridgerton meets Scurbs meets A Play Goes Wrong can they pull the show together?

I Am Nahui Olin tells the extraordinary story of the poet, writer, and artist of 1920s Mexico. Defiant. Desired. Eternal. Nahui lived by her own rules.

Open Gate Theatre (http://www.opengatetheatre.com/) will perform "Dionysus in Hell" - Based loosely on Aristophane's "The Frogs", there is clowning, large puppets, video, dance, wonky and sublime music.

Set in Haight-Ashbury in the Summer of 1968, during the height of the Counterculture Movement, Black Panther Huey Newton's murder/kidnapping trial, and local university protests, A Prayer for the Infidel explores the passions, sacrifices and broken dreams of those called to a life of revolution.