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Meet Mary & Margo: two professional performance artists who take their craft VERY seriously—perhaps a bit too seriously. They’ve curated the ultimate showcase for a big-time Hollywood producer, Mr. Goodman, featuring hilariously awkward audience participation and their most “profound” work.

John and Gregory have a letter from Friar Lawrence to deliver to Romeo in Mantua, but there's a plague in town and the townsfolk are keen on keeping them locked up indefinitely. Watch two extremely different and difficult personalities navigate life, religion and, most importantly, getting out!

Lost Moon Radio (Top of Fringe ‘12, Best Comedy ‘11) invites you to a song-and-joke-filled tribute concert memorializing legendary music producer, label owner, and amateur homeopath Bernie Schonfeld. The rock stars who knew Bernie best sing of his adventures, scandals, and celebrated haircut.

Inspired by interviews with the L.A. college community, THE GRAY by The LadyParts Collective follows a student as she navigates the aftermath of sexual assault. This production, featuring students and alumni of Moorpark College, shows how this script can be used to spark a dialogue on any campus.

Family Tradition: Cockroaches, vodka, and redemption. A father and a daughter stay up all night reliving their past in a trailer on the Plains. Best of My Love: Old flames meet again at a funeral in the desert of West Texas.

In modern times, Queer Classics' Kate and Petruchio might identify as trans, but the 1950's are a completely different world. In this new and sexy take on Shakespeare's classic comedy, QC explores the characters' expression of gender in a time before there were labels to define it.

'Fleabag' meets 'Fiddler on the Roof' The true story of a hit-and-run, two brain surgeries, six failed marriage proposals, a psychic detective and a wayward Rabbi. Marcus is still alive, but the real mystery is why, and why are any of us here? Marcus Is Alive: one crazy night in LA.

Follow the revealing journey of three Yoruba goddesses as they grapple with the responsibility of creating a guide for black women trying to survive in a world that doesn't always allow them to thrive. *2018 Fringe Fest Scholarship Winner*

What if you were given an opportunity to meet all the people that had an impact on your life, even your idols from the distant past, literally kill them, totally erase their influence on you and make your own decisions instead from now on?

An workshop adaptation of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet unlike anything you've ever seen before. Using English and American Sign Language, we explore the question of identity as we ask, "What's in a name?" Join us as we "let hands do what lips do." Www.facebook.com/RJASL