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“feeling sorry for roman POLANSKI” Roman Polanski. A gorilla suit. Murder? A humble singing telegram delivery man and his domestic wife are trapped on the treadmill of lower-middle-class existence when the question of forgiveness knocks them off. A comedy of Polanski proportions!

Through a fusion of Indian dance theater and solo performance, “A Great Dive” is a modern American love story that examines what love looks like and the risk it demands.

A comedy about all the times Beth May has thought about killing herself! This autobiographical one woman show puts you in the splash zone of death and delusion as Beth journeys through her struggle with bipolar disorder, but like, in a funny way. Written and performed by Beth May.

A honky tonk variety show from space.

Black Sheep re-imagines the "black experience" through the perspective of a host of characters as they battle the community they supposedly come from while fighting their own isolation in search of an identity that lives outside the box of tribalism.

Pole Perfect is a bold, comedic ensemble set in LA’s pole scene, where a scrappy crew of dancers tries to turn raw talent into a winning performance—while navigating egos, friendships, and the pressures of going viral.

"The unmistakable voice of a playwright who has something important to say," writes John Paul King, LA BLADE. Michael Kearns' work has been seen on L.A. stages for forty years and once again he magically transforms the forbidden into something beautiful.

The workshop will be led by a panel of past participants and other veteran community members who can offer you an insider perspective of putting up a show on the Fringe as well as expert advice on marketing and networking.

And Then We’ll Rest is a contemporary musical imagining based on Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya, peering into the inner lives of the lesser focused-on women characters. Set in the family’s NYC apartment, everyone is full of longing with nowhere to hide and all the time in the world get into trouble.

In my personal story I tell of my life’s journey to understand why I always loved live theater with such passion and how I recently discovered the source lay in Yiddish Theatre.