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🏆 Winner of the Hollywood Fringe Scholarship 2022 🏆 Ali Can, a Turkish immigrant, is forced to end his 12-year-long journey in the US. Ali is left with only one choice: to marry his very straight best friend Joseph, and nothing goes right...

A hit at comedy festivals worldwide. Is it ironic or NOT ironic? See and decide... "Hilarious!” –Howard Stern
 “One funny motherf*cker!” –Jimmy Kimmel
 “A comedy force to be reckoned with.” *****Edinburgh List

When 14-year-old BFFs April and Dylan fall for the same Bieber-haired hunk at their theater camp during the summer of 2010, April turns to the fastest means necessary to win his love: WITCHCRAFT!

War Veteran's story on how the military shaped who his is today and how those experiences helped him overcome anxiety and clinical depression. From growing up without a father figure to following his dreams of working in entertainment in Hollywood he couldn't have persevered without the Army.

"Asleep at the Wheel" details the wild misadventures that Carl Kozlowski experienced while fighting narcolepsy, bad celebrity encounters and LA mass transit for a decade, yet winds up an inspiring tale of triumph over adversity.

Forget Broadway, and bring in the broads, it’s Master Thenardier’s turn! Welcome to Thenardier’s Inn, a re-telling of the Victor Hugo Les Miserable tale put on by the man himself.

An original and contemporary storytelling by Los Angeles women of South Asian descent. From their honest and emotional hearts, they recall their upbringings, relive their disparate experiences and join together to celebrate Womanhood!

Joe Hernandez-Kolski & Joshua Silverstein: comedy, spoken word, beatboxing, rap and revealing storytelling creating a fun show! Stan Lathan (HBO's Def Poetry & Def Comedy Jam) says, "Joe & Joshua are an amazing team! Hilarious and outrageous, driven by provocative writing and strong performances."

A simple summer of sex, drugs and escape goes horribly, terribly, hysterically wrong in Alexa Fitzpatrick’s adventure on tour with the AIDS Rides and Breast Cancer Walks.

Soot is a play that centres around 3 characters who are involved in the life of Rap Music and lyrical power and uses cross gender casting and language as an element towards social and cultural stereotypes within the world of music and sexuality.