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Michael Blaha of Fringe Management discusses taking your show to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. 17 years of producing in Edinburgh with over 50 successful collaborations including The Pajama Men, "This Is So Not About The Simpsons" with Harry Shearer and the Fringe First Winner, "runt".

In this delightful frolic through existential hell, Cristina confronts the humiliation that is living. Revel in this absurd remix of theater, stand-up, storytelling, and clown—part performance, part gloriously chaotic confession.

WINNER OF HOLLYWOOD FRINGE ENCORE AWARD !!!!! Do you have in laws? What if you were trapped with them and there was no escape. Les is on a cruise to Alaska with his boyfriend and his his boyfriend's family and he is fearing for his sanity

A woman with terminal cancer is about to drink her doctor prescribed end of life cocktail. But before she does, she records herself reading a long letter to her son that was abducted 24 years prior and never saw again. In the play he tells the story of her life before and since and the abduction.

Two-time Fringe Best Musical Winner, the Orgasmico Theatre Company, premieres their biting new rock musical about the Hollywood underworld, the 2008 economic crisis and the real-life werewolves of history.

The hottest comedy show in LA. If you love to laugh, if you need to laugh, you'll dig the Sultans of Satire with its satirical insights and fresh perspectives on American and Middle Eastern life.

Strindberg’s Creditors is a powerful psychodrama, which has a comedic flare. Adolph, a painter is developing a neurological disorder, has been befriended by Gustav, who both inspires him and feeds his mind with doubts and insecurities about work, his wife, his masculinity and his mortality.

The Indian wants the Bronx examines the delicate balance of Racism and communication in an ever changing world, where ignorance and innocence go hurtling at break neck speed towards one another. A play as relevant in 2016 as it was when it was written in 1967.

No matter who you are, for one night you get to be African American in this touching, thoughtful, and hysterically funny look at the state of Blackness in America. Am I Black Enough, Yet? takes a bite into Blackness without puncturing, posturing, or preaching.

Two childhood friends, now sophomores in college, spend an afternoon together. As the hours go by, hidden truths come to light, deep dark secrets are revealed, and everything spirals out of control.