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''If the Rolling Stones grew up in Louisiana they'd probably sound just like us'' Dee Miner. Our Swamp Opera tells tales about a Blues Man & 7 cohorts from the 1940-60’s. Spun in the 1st person by a Storyteller in the Here & Now with 11 original songs played & sung by a cast about the There & Then.

ABBY NORMAL: A MUSICAL ABOUT EPILEPSY. Abby takes center stage alongside Seizure who think's it’s his show. A diagnosis of a brain disorder no one talks about, turning her world upside down. Will she find her new "Normal"? She sings her heart out trying. Written by Sandra Cruze Music Raul Ferrando

Winner of numerous awards, including Close-Up Magician of the Year, Jon Armstrong is best known for his world-class magical talent and for being funny. Not just magician funny—actually funny.

In the wake of a personal tragedy, a young man seeks work at a lockdown mental health facility. While searching for absolution, he becomes misguided by his savior's complex leading to broken promises and dire consequences. What does it mean to help when saving someone may be impossible?

The Alligators Of Malibu, a solo show performed by Award winning Storyteller David Ker Schermerhorn (aka Michael-David Ker) sharing his comic heartfelt junior high experience of moving from a small town in Upstate New York to Malibu in 1977. A very different Malibu than the one people know now.

Four friends, two couples: "We Can Be One" follows a US Marine returning from Iraq, and the three friends planning his party. Young, in love, and all too human, the two couples confront the heavy burdens of hope, promise and PTSD. With music and lyrics by LA-based songwriter Jaeger Christian.

Eat like a dictator. Our story, based on real events, takes a young chef from running top Mexico City after-hours nightspots to running for his life from one of the bloodiest men in the world, Libyan Dictator Muammar Qaddafi. Along the way, audience tastes Qaddafi’s favorite dishes.

A riff on Beckett's Krapp's Last Tape, UNREEL recreates a foolish young man's uncertain journey to his dark side the night before his college entrance exams. A comedic journey about the confusing truth of Kiergegaard's maxim: Life must be lived forwards, but it can only be understood backwards

In this one-man musical, a Pierrot in 1932 desperate for contrition with a monastic devotion to the circus and addiction to liquor and cocaine speaks for the first time since his flight from New Orleans in 1920, and confesses the memories, mistakes and misdeeds that drove him away from home.

Wednesday August 11th 6:00pm – 8:00pm | Gather This year, you can attend the biggest event of the Fringe season from the comfort of your own home! Celebrate the opening of the 2021 Hollywood Fringe Festival at our completely digital party powered by Gather.