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Join us for a Fringe Central fashion show featuring costumes from 18 different Hollywood Fringe productions!

Spring. 1982. The City of Angels. Hoop earrings are huge, the Walkman is new, and something scary is showing up in the papers. Teenage ushers Nicky, Courtney and Angie are falling in love with musical theatre, the big bright world outside of high school, and the wrong people.

*Colostomy Bag Buddies* is a raw, confessional puppet show by a disabled playwright using colostomy bag puppets to explore life with an invisible disability. Blending humor and vulnerability, it transforms stigma into empathy, challenging perceptions and sharing stories of resilience, identity, and

An unexpected through line disrupts a college student’s grief, leaving her to wonder if she’ll ever get back up on her feet.

Enjoy 25 Full Length Feature Films in 50 Minutes! Live on stage at the 2015 Hollywood Fringe Festival. Know Laughing Matter presents your favorite movies uninterrupted back-to-back-to-back-to-back...

Octopi Wall Street is a more shellfish look at climate change. The play comes at the issue through a series of vignettes told from the perspective of human and non-human entities. The opening monologue won the 2019 Monologue Selection at the Region 8 Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival.

Charlotte Baxter spent her whole life following a checklist that she made for herself as a child. At 24, she realizes that she's unhappy, so she leaves her husband and starts over without a plan.

Shepard and Chaiken penned these real and imagined moments about romantic love and the closeness and distance between lovers. Savage Love steps through raw, relatable, shared moments— the difficulty of expressing tenderness, the dread of being replaced, or the intimacy of watching a lover sleep.

​The theme of this months storytelling show is Bitches Get Stuff Done and the cast is all female identifying.

A four year old with an abusive and possibly psychotic imaginary best friend, a five year old that’s the youngest suicide attempt in New Jersey history, and plenty of cocaine and dildos. MR. MARMALADE is a vicious, darkly funny commentary on how early, and in what strange ways, we’re shaped.