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One Cemetery, Two Plots. Plot One: A graveyard encounter with a mysterious stranger leads a young woman down a path she never imagined. Plot Two: Wine, weed, and a reunion of high school misfits in a graveyard—what could possibly go right?

Set against the backdrop of the mythological story of Trojan War, Kassandra tells the timeless story of the struggle between men and women, the will of the masses and the individual and the destructive force of war, where in the end she chooses autonomy over life.

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 an accessible show on the Fringe.

A guy walks into a bar...and might not walk back out.

Come help build the Fringe Community! Night #3: GAME NIGHT! Featuring classic boardgames and card games, this Juneteenth Eve kickback centers Black culture, joy, and connection. Brought to you by Sacred Fools & The Broadwater!

What is the role of activism? Liv is a third quarter senior in college looking for her “thing.” She stumbles into a cause when she learns a professor is an active Holocaust denier planning a march. Naomi Brodkin’s new play explores the notion of truth and how far one must go to fight for it.

Winona is a sixty-minute naked shopping trolley ride through an abandoned car park decorated with bandaids on the knees and elbows from previous wounds. Equal parts soul crushing and absurdly ridiculous, but ultimately a love letter to our neurodiverse and disabled bodies, brains and hearts.

The bogeyman goes to therapy to apologize for haunting and terrifying the therapist when he was a child.

The boys are back in town! One of TimeOut LA's "10 Shows to See" at last year's Fringe, the New Bad Boys of Magic present COKE & MIRRORS, the new story of their rise and fall from Las Vegas headliners to Los Angeles children's entertainers. It's magic, comedy, drinking, and definitely NSFW.

Family in a Box is a comedy emerging from the heart wrenching reality of homelessness in LA. Written, performed, and stage managed by an entirely homeless staff. Family in a Box aims to humanize the homeless artists of LA.