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As we wrap up the first Hollywood Fringe Festival, take a moment to reflect, relax, and party. The event will include DJ's, refreshments, performances, and good times.

Alex and Alma are in love -- with each other, not so much with their life. Until Alma gets the job of her dreams and changes the tune. Set in their New York apartment and scored live by the emotions they cannot express; the conflicts ask us, is the role of a muse inherently submissive?

Four best friends are in over their heads when they sign up for their high school's abstinence-only sex-ed class. Confessions are made. Risks are taken. Long-standing friendships are tested. Presented by The New Cosmopolitans and Theatre Asylum.

"X" is a one-man show detailing the life of Malcom X, before and during his evolution into the human rights activist we know him as today. The show's content is true to the attitudes, behavior, and language of the 40s, 50s, and 60s.

Thomas, a lovelorn man working for King Augustus, discovers a spell book with the power to fulfill his true heart's desire. Desperate and secretly besotted with the King, he summons a love spell. But when it only partially works— and Queens end up dead— he must face the music for his dreadful action

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

How to Survive Plane Crashes and Other Life Advice is a Fringe show comprising Ryan Kelly and some comedian friends where they tell true insane stories from their lives.

A two-man character show at the craziest hotel in Hollywood. Written and performed by Stanson Chung & Dave Snook. Produced by Conor Hanney.

A co-production between Company of Angels and Hollywood Fringe Festival Scholarship Program, a virtual panel of BIPOC playwrights will explore how recent events during the pandemic have changed the way theatre makers approach their work.

Fish Out Of Whiskey: A Lawyer Who Just Wants You Off His Case