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100% Rating - Better Lemons 2018 Encore Producers' Award 2018 Critics' Choice - Better Lemons 2018 Pick of the Fringe - Hollywood Fringe 2017 Pick of the Fringe - Edinburgh Fringe Funny/sad/uplifting solo musical. Acclaimed songwriter Sam Shaber's stories of teenage dreams & lost loved ones

She lives by a code: if something scares her, she has to do it. Join this LA-born, NYC-based, Oxford-educated, hyphen-addicted raconteur for a raucous hour of comedy, music, and bathroom stall graffiti art to find out why.

The third town hall will focus primarily on making the most of your festival experience. There will be a 75-90 minute informational session followed by a 30-45 minute Q&A session. Everyone is invited to join us for a mixer after the town hall.

Queen Anne the 8th of Farthingham, a little-known queen from a long time ago, requests your presence... and assistance in finding a "job". Join the Queen's court for some fancy foolery from award-winning clown, Sara Kantner, as she plays like royalty despite coming from working-class blood.

David Dean Bottrell ("Boston Legal") returns with his 2011 smash hit solo show for 2 performances only. Buckle your seat belts for 70 minutes of edgy, hilarious and totally true "love" stories. "Hysterical" - L.A. Times. "Hilarious...moving" --SoCal Public Radio

Can single mom Haley create her dream man with the law of attraction or will her creation turn into a lusty cupcake monster? Can a homefree street shaman trust a feisty woman named Wanda with his concrete "temple" on Venice Beach? The answers lie within and with these 2 comedies.

a play by John Patrick Shanley

Hedda Gabler focuses on the frustrated existence of its title character, exploring core issues of power, control, and social expectation. Bored and restricted by her environment, Hedda plays out her own fantasies and psychological games with those nearest to her to an ultimately costly end.

"…the play is the equivalent of sitting at ringside watching a prize fight that concludes in a loving embrace." —NY Times. "…a funny, frightening, hypnotically fascinating evening of theatre…" —Drama-Logue.

A man and a woman, both lonely and broken, meet in a Bronx bar...a violent dance ensues.