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“I Wanna Be Evil” chronicles Eartha’s somewhat volatile relationship with Hollywood.

Breaking into Showbiz is like breaking into Fort Knox. Breaking out, we’re talking Alcatraz. Orloff’s first rule of theatre is: Give them something shiny to look at. For 70 years I’ve been fashioning a ball gown for my final dance, stitching together chosen bits from the ragbag of my long life.

Original Play! Brothers Omar & Ramiro take elderly holocaust survivor Yolanda hostage & rob her to pay drug debts. Drama & humor compel these characters to discover a commonality. Their shared humanity redeems the material world that traps them. When the water boils, life takes a turn!

LOST VOICES - Three Women, Aarthi. Helena. Simone. Today their stories may determine the fate of 7.6 Billion people and they don't even know it. DEATH UNIT - Texas Prison. Two Men. A dead body. Elevator not working. Doors locked. Lights flicker off and on. What else could go wrong?

Bye Bye Bombay is a multimedia adventure to Bollywood and beyond! Join Gauri and her puppet guides as she dodges rickshaws, Russian dancers and lecherous directors. A foreigner lost in a maze of masala, will this sulky runaway learn more than just the art of crossing roads in India?

Will John get back together with Jessica? Who is Luke dating? What did Courtney lose last year? What kind of things did Mona get herself into? Who's gay now? Who is that Jessie kid? The things that can happen when you're away that 1st year of college. www.hollywoodfringe.org/projects/1130

If you could get away with ANYTHING, would you try EVERYTHING? This sexy and snarky riff on Oscar Wilde’s “Dorian Gray” takes a droll look at today’s obsession with celebrity and privilege in this outrageous send-up of being "famous for being famous," and the very real chance that looks CAN kill.

Not all heroes wear capes! Some wear reflective vests, hats with logos, or perhaps a short-sleeved button-up. Carl Foreman Jr.'s solo character show celebrates the complex oddballs working regular jobs, who we get to (have to?!) talk to, who also might just be the most important people in our lives.

The Marriage Proposal, Anton Chekhov’s one-act comedy, forces us to think about relationships. Its three protagonists desperately hope that a marriage will occur, but can’t stop bickering long enough to bring it off. Is this a forecast of how wedded life will be?

Sarah Ruhl's MELANCHOLY PLAY is a raucous, genre-bending melodrama. Tilly suffers from exquisite melancholy. Everyone she meets finds it irresistible - and promptly falls in love with her. When her sadness suddenly vanishes, chaos ensues. Don't miss this romantic comedy having an existential crisis.