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A town hall to discuss the 2013 Hollywood Fringe Festival. Come with your suggestions and thoughts for an engaging conversation about how to improve the Fringe for 2014.

🏆 WINNER OF THE HOLLYWOOD FRINGE SCHOLARSHIP: An immersive comedy experience that's part clown show, part game show, part philosophical discussion on humanity. By Natasha Mercado

Auggie, a 60 year-old choreographer, faces losing his home when two men upend his world: a sexually free younger neighbor and a insanely wealthy old rival. In a condo complex where pinecones fall like fate, Auggie confronts desire, regret, and the possibility that it’s never to late to come of age.

Scotty is at the end of his rope when his sociopathic sister, Jake, barges in carrying an unconscious body. Family secrets and family recipes are revealed leading to a very important fantasy: What if you could go back and re-write your entire dysfunctional childhood?

Juliette Marshall stars in a one woman show called, Wavy & Blurry. It’s a story about an actress named Jules, who wakes up from her exotic Mexican holiday daydream to find herself back in a recovery program, again.

A one-person comedy about growing up queer in an immigrant household and learning how to tell the truth without losing your sense of humor. Blending stand-up, storytelling, and pop anthems inspired by Madonna and Taylor Swift, Cyrus revisits family pressure, identity, and self-acceptance, turning pe

we thought a lot about it, what we did, and we're sorry, we're very sorry. we've realized we were wrong, to be so hoity toity. We're sorry, we really are. learn how to undo the good work we did, in 30 minutes or less *workshop runs roughly an hour

An aspiring actress clutches the Hollywood sign, charting a path through Hollywood's forgotten histories to decide her fate. She has only ever wanted one thing: to be a STAR. “Masterfully written and performed” (TheClothesline) ★★★★★ WINNER Producers Encore & TVolution Best Solo Show (Female) Awards

WINNER OF STAGE NEWSPAPER'S "BEST SOLO PERFORMER" AWARD - EDINBURGH 2011 The Rape of Lucrece Directed by Gareth Armstrong Gerard Logan (Olivier Award nominee) stars in the first ever solo adaptation of Shakespeare’s brilliant, brutal narrative poem. ‘Sensational!’ – Sir Trevor Nunn

Young Salvador Dali meets Elena Diakonova in Paris during the Roaring Twenties- he renames her Gala and everything gets Surreal!!