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Join us for a celebration of all that’s excelled in the festival as the nominees march down the red carpet on a path to Fringe glory.

When a emotionally numb popular girl realizes she has no real friends, she catfishes the only genuine guy in her school.

An LGBTQ bedroom farce set in Victorian London, but amid all the hijinks and slamming doors, it all comes down to trying to figure out how to live in an imperfect world.

Mutineer Theatre Company (MTC) recently discovered, in a company member’s sock drawer, the final acts of some of Shakespeare’s most famous tragedies. Dedicated to original work, MTC considers it an honor to stage these world premieres and prove the Bard’s old adage “All’s Well That Ends Twice.”

Imagine receiving an invitation to a gala featuring John Coltrane, Sigmund Freud, and Faust. “The Red Guitar” is all that and more. A jazz guitarist, storyteller and teacher, producing a work far greater than the sum of its dazzling parts. “The Red Guitar: Do you play it…or does it play you?

Join our panel of Fringe Veterans as we discuss tried, true, and creative ways to market your show at the Hollywood Fringe Festival. We will cover everything from networking, social media, flyers, QR codes, flash mobs, events, ticketing recommendations, and more!

My mother is a belly dancer, a tarot reader, a fiddler in a honkytonk band -- and now she is also a ghost!! Come see a romp about a mom dying of cancer. Don't want to think about a mom dying of cancer? Oh no, does death make you uncomfortable? Too bad! Your mom's gonna die too. Deal with it!

A one person verbatim production that explores the current culture surrounding undocumented immigrants and the ideas of division, inclusion, home, and what it means to be american in a time of division.

What doesn’t end in death? A host of characters provide answers to this question via storytelling, spoken word, and physical comedy addressing petty annoyances, the taboo, cancel culture, illness, and bereavement. Content warning: bad words and existential dread

No matter who you are, for one night you get to be African American in this touching, thoughtful, and hysterically funny look at the state of Blackness in America. Am I Black Enough, Yet? takes a bite into Blackness without puncturing, posturing, or preaching.