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Dive into the world of clown. This is a one man show guided by a whimsical romantic character named, Little Davis Jr. He will serenade you with his lyrical passion for love, and his eccentric nature for life is sure to keep you entertained.

Worlds collide and loyalties are tested in this raucous comedy surrounding the impending move in of Jamie’s boyfriend Mark and the search for an incriminating object that sweeps friends, family, clients and a noble delivery man up in it’s path.

“Have you ever tried to sustain a relationship with a twat? It’s hard work and you need to be completely not a twat yourself if you want any success in this. Which is really hard when you’ve just started being a teenager.” One girl’s funny, frank account of losing her Mum to a cult.

Relationships, Kids, that woman in the office that made you try Kale. This show features stand up from two of Australia’s funniest comedians. You’ll die... laughing, which is better than doing life.

Mel is, as described by her friends, addicted to love and is suffering from emotional anorexia. Dani and Lee try to feed her love starved soul in this comedy about relationships and the woes of cyber-dating.

"Top 6 Fun & Fringy Shows" - LAist "Fast, fun, and so much to recognize in this play." "Fast paced and entertaining! Highly recommend" A crass comedic one-act of he/said, she /said, misinterpretations and the new realities of dating with your thumbs.

Three 10 minute plays performed together to take a comedic look at the current times we live in. From poking fun at society's addiction to social media, to holding a lens up to the farcical extremes political campaigns take- there's something in this trio for everybody to laugh at.

Oscar Wilde’s masterful comedy galavants through a world obsessed with appearances, money and social-status. (The polar opposite of Hollywood culture. Wink face.) By presenting the lovers as gay men, Queer Classics creates a play more hysterically fabulous than Oscar could get away with in his time.

A young man raises his father. Then he leaves home. He meets a young woman who undoes him. The young woman has her own story. It's a play about legacy—how do we become who we are?—and it's about leaving home. We raise our children to leave us, to walk out into the world and then they do.

The No Fronts Actors Workshop Solo Performance students will be presenting their culminating solo performance project as a workshop presentation at the Hollywood Fringe Festival.