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When serial entrepreneur, Isaac, hits financial bottom, he joins Debtors Anonymous and happens to pick the worst sponsor ever - the morally bankrupt film producer, Baron. Isaac tries to get back on his feet, but Baron’s “Turbo Steps” takes them both on a wild crazy detour to recovery.

The devil, separated from her ex-husband God, brings two people together to prove who the real "sinner" is in this lively, sung-through pop/rock opera that mixes elements of Fosse, "Rocky Horror" and "Tommy" into a "sin"-fully sexy new concoction!

Theatre of NOTE presents a small tasty sample of its ensemble’s talents by showcasing some of its members doing what they do best – PERFORMING. Come join Theatre of NOTE as it shares its ensemble’s NOTE-able skills with the Hollywood Fringe audience

This snarky and heartfelt comedy tells the story of a naïve college girl who goes on a missions trip to Africa to save the world one African at a time, only to discover her faith is no match for the reality of poverty, HIV/AIDS, and myriad crises of the post-apartheid era.

Fringe audiences are loving FEMINIST ASS MAN, a standup comedy show about defying labels. "A goldmine of 'now' humor"..."not a dull moment in the show!" "as good, if not better, than most Netflix comedy specials!" "Funny, clever, on point with what is happening in our country..." "MUST SEE!"

Weston Woods has been delighting audiences all over Los Angeles for years and now he’s bringing his one man show to the Hollywood Fringe festival!

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The Screenwriter, resolute in that the words on the Page should unequivocally be interpreted as is written with little room, if any, for the actor's translation. The Actor, insistent the text merely a guide for exclusive and provocative interpretation of the performer through accelerated choices.

Join us in an intimate setting with Brian Kite, Chair of UCLA Theatre Department, as we discuss the place of plays in the world of Netflix.

A young woman's struggle with communication, especially with men, after losing her father to alcoholism at the age of 12. Growing up in fear of drunken out bursts and domestic abuse, Mandy never learned to use her voice to speak up for herself. After years of being silent she finally says NO!