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HFF25 LAFPI Mixer + Micro-Reads Thursday, June 12, 5-7 pm Come meet with the members of the Los Angeles Female Playwrights Initiative! #FRINGEFEMMES: Share your work through (mini) Micro-Reads!

LATE SUNDAY ... Lovely Padma walks through the rooms of her Boston home with hyacinths in her arms and amethysts in her ears, remembering her past incarnations and finding this one lacking in excitement. Her granddaughter is due...and she has an important announcement to make!

Erotic massages, professional cuddling, and seeing your own genitalia on a big screen TV? Get ready for a wild ride to find sexual satisfaction despite sexual dysfunction. In “Tight”, writer/performer Becky Feldman pulls back the covers on her private ordeals with chronic pelvic pain.

When going through a break up, is social media the best way to guide us through the five stages of grief? Or is it just another relationship in which we lose ourselves?

Onboard a train, conservative housewife Barbera enjoys a spirited debate with Marlene, a German transwoman. As they fiercely debate gender identity, book-burning & the rising right; anger softens into awareness as they struggle towards mutual acceptance. The train races on but who will step down?

In this participatory workshop with internationally acclaimed physical theatre artists Jordan Rosin and Yokko, students will use principles from diverse theatrical traditions like Butoh Dance to cultivate the awareness, creativity and articulation necessary to move, devise, & dance with resonance.

The second town hall will focus primarily on pre-festival marketing & advertising. There will be an informational session led by Ben Hill, followed by a Q&A session. Everyone is invited to join us for a mixer after the town hall. Make sure to reserve a seat!

A darkly comic solo show where a Latina woman navigates faith, fame, and annulment, reclaiming her story from a charismatic magician ex—funny, fearless, and full of rapid-fire transformations.

Monsters, music, and proper Regency manners! Looking to capitalize on the success of such mash-ups as "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies," Jane Austen brings us the story of the Woodhouse sisters and their search for love with the Frankenstein Family.

This musical comedy with all original songs is a light-hearted take on the dynamics between women and men and what women may really be thinking.