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A one woman show, autobiographical about one woman's journey, struggle, through adversity, obstacles, sometimes more dangerous then she was ever aware of at a very young age.

Whoever said "time management" and "a healthy drive to achieve" were the keys to success obviously never had access to doppelgangers who do all their work for them while they basked in the limelight. The real trick is keeping them a secret when the nosy reporter comes knocking.

Set in 1934, Victor and his wife have all but shut the door on their past; ‘The Extraordinary Ordinaries’ were a national treasure. But when tragedy rips their lives apart, Victor descends into depression and searches for comfort in the only friend he believes he has left.

This is an audience-participation, interactive play where YOU can affect the narrative. Each performance is different. A collection of objects at a charity sale reminisce about their glory days while hoping to find new purpose with new owners--you, the audience.

I’m in a faux disguise as a well adjusted adult, sitting in my car trying desperately to cry and I can’t. I hate to say it but the whole cutting thing? I get it. And if I weren’t such a pussy about blood I’d probably do it myself.

Got an amazing costume design for your #hff15 show? How about a sweet prop? Show off your creative designs on our catwalk, and you might win a prize! Information on how to apply can be found at hollywoodfringe.org.

Vintage Box is a show designed to pay homage, as well as poke a little fun, to the glory days of classic television. Of that bygone era when everyone on television was white and happy.

A magical realist dramedy about two frustrated actors who accidentally kidnap their favorite movie star... or is it really her? What is identity in a world where myths are stronger than we dare think? "The siren call is driving me to my end, like a ship to wreck on rocks".

The horror comedy about a killer industry; a close-knit waitstaff at a popular restaurant falls victim to a masked psycho, picking them off one by one. "Scream" meets "Waiting" in a bloody, hilarious tale of cut throat ambition & creative survival. Who will survive and what will be left of them?

Come to the biggest event of the Fringe season: the Opening Night Party at Fringe Central (6510 Santa Monica Blvd). Food, drink, merriment and the wonderful Fringe community await!