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OCD always made Marissa think her world would burn down. Then her house actually did. Welp. Through raw audio journals, childhood letters, and live performance, emerges a deeply personal story of loss, mental illness, and healing. *50% of ticket sales support Altadena fire recovery efforts.*

The festival of Dionysia is brought to life through a night of theatrical performance, silent auction, dance, drinks & food. Proceeds go towards commissioning bold new work from low income Angelenos at the 2024 Hollywood Fringe Festival

One day a year, the calendar at Lowdnes Grove in Charleston opens for couples to book the venue for their wedding. For the 8 women standing in line at sunup of signup day, idle chat leads to pleading, arguing, and learning TMI about each other and a few of their grooms.

On August 15th, 1945 Elenore Mosley discovers she will never reach her true calling, Vaudeville. Her dreams of showgirl whimsy are dashed by an undiagnosed mental disorder. That same day, a bomb dropped over Hiroshima, Japan. This historical event will forever alter the life she's lived.

A pitch-black comedy, multimedia, solo show about sex, trauma and a woman's experience. Hoo Hah House presents a story that aims to share an honestly brittle narrative as a point of empowering those who struggle with trauma from sexual violence. ★★★★★ The Indiependent|Best Overall Show - EdFringe'21

Tyson Miller is dead. Tasked with writing his eulogy, Tyson’s estranged best friend is confronted by the memories that emerge. When someone we love suddenly becomes a stranger, are our stories ever enough to capture who they really were?

What if the mean girls from high school were still mean girls ten years later? Throw together the night before a wedding, plenty of booze and drugs, old wounds and resentment and you have a wickedly cruel comedy about female friendship and growing up in an age of excess.

Mandeep Singh presents a 'rib tickling funny' and feel good comedy hour about carrying on regardless of circumstances. Rib Tickling Funny ***** (North West End UK)

Door Number One is a fourth wall breaking romantic comedy set in the world of game shows, written by and starring Chelsea Davison (MADtv, The Tonight Show) and Matt Gehring (The Tick, Set It Up).

Indigenous is a compilation of written works, recitations, and live performances that explores the indigenous experience from a number of native performers, writers, producers, and designers.