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At Fringe Central Station, Brock Wilbur (Death of the Weekend) hosts a collection of the 100 Best Comics in Los Angeles... that were in his phone. Come join our FOUR NIGHTS with incredible line-ups of incredible fuck-ups!

In a rundown Bronx bar in 1983 Danny and Roberta, two people rejected by society, collide. This is a queer re-imagining of John Patrick Shanley's dark romance where one raw, volatile conversation unexpectedly saves two lives.

Friends for Life is a funny new play by Armen Pandola about 4 friends who are planning a re-union. Life has moved them in different directions and their friendship is teetering on the brink of adulthood. Will they jump together or fall their separate ways?

Drought is a piece of experimental solo performance, integrating digital landscapes, experimental feminist poetry, music and storytelling. Using the story of 'Caenis' a forgotten character in greek mythology, we explode this narrative and mythologies themselves. It is time to end this Drought.

Sweet Alice is a solo show about Alice Harris - the unsung hero of the Watts community. Philicia explores the life and times of Sweet Alice as she rebuilds the city following its horrific civil unrest in the summer of 1965.

A man experiencing a crisis of faith becomes obsessed with an enigmatic rock band. Solo performer Alex Knox takes us on a highly personal journey of self-discovery with stops at untamed beaches on Kauai, sweaty recording studios in L.A., and a tiny town in Israel that hides an earthshaking relic.

Persephone is a young goddess who found herself in the underworld and has just gotten news that her mother is coming to rescue her. As she waits, she contemplates to herself how she got there, and whether or not she really wants to leave.

An immersive biographic play, created to authentically represent the voice of a legend.

Seven years ago, Michael Leahy went missing. The only glimmer of hope his family is left with is the mysterious phone calls on his birthday each year. This dark comedy follows his sister, Johnny May, stuck with her estranged and dysfunctional family as they gather once more to wait for Michael.

The first of its kind -- a show that combines a comedian who does improv but is guided by the crowd. Think of the crowd as a remote, and George is the Television -- YOU get to change the channel!