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Come to the biggest event of the Fringe season: the Opening Night Party at Fringe Central (6510 Santa Monica Blvd). Food, drink, merriment and the wonderful Fringe community await!

In an inpatient stay at a mental institution, Carla Waters undergoes therapy for a recent loss. Carla struggles to understand herself and others, and discern what’s real or not. A presentation of USC’s premier student group, Brand New Theatre, this is an experimental play by Molly Sharpe.

Childhood friends stage an intervention at a cabin in Idylwild to confront their friend about the troubling news they’ve learned about the woman he wants to propose to…. but things go awry when the woman in question shows up and the night descends into a familial World War III.

Luce, fresh from beating cancer, invites you on a wild, raunchy ride through a movie-inspired world. Meet a one-eyed girl, cat lady (man), and quirky 7/11 workers—laugh as Luce runs from painful memories that won’t go away in this bold, funny solo show.

SQUIRM: A True Story is a surreal autobiographical dark musical comedy that follows Mia, a nonbinary Jewish musician, as they navigate the complexities of chronic illness, personal identity, and a codependent, romantic relationship with their tapeworm, Squirm.

It’s never easy to say good-bye after 14 years of love & marriage...but what if you don’t even get the chance? Which memories will last, which regrets will haunt? Join L.A. couple Whitney & Jake for their journey’s end in this contemporary drama from writer-director Dean Farell Bruggeman.

This modernized Shakesperean story involves an introspective street painter who deals with the challenges of his creativity while juggling with marriage, infidelity, and the pitfalls of fame.

Blow the Man Down is the story of seven sailors adrift at sea who set forth on the adventure of a lifetime -- set to sea shanties & Shakespeare (with a few surprises too). In the style of “Choir of Man” and “SIX” meets a jam band, welcome to a concert and cabaret on the open sea!

A woman. An undocumented immigrant. With intergalactic superpowers. The multi-media, one-woman show had a three week sold-out run in Miami but is a battle cry for Latinos and artists everywhere.

At fifteen Milo Reynolds had it all: a seat at the popular table, the perfect girlfriend, the “coolest” parents, and friends who worship him. So, when Milo kills himself Monday morning, his friends and family are left questioning everything they thought they knew about him.