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What if your family had an intervention because of your FRINGE SHOW? Every family needs a little intervention but, in this family it's an EVERYDAY OCCURRENCE.

In the class, students will work on combining found materials and creating collaged "PRECIOUS OBJECTS". These unique objects will challenge students to look at everyday items differently to enhance their creativity. Basic theories about color and composition and balance will be taught.

We follow two pre-occupied individuals during a course of confessions. As soon as they start revealing their past horrible experiences with abuse, something magical and unexpected happens. Things will turn out to be somewhat different than initially planned.

An evening of erotically charged performance art with a taste for fetish. Watch as our dolls contort, shimmy, strip and reveal fantasies you didn't know you had in this interactive performance. Enter Madcap Creative's dollhouse and come play.

Welcome to the world of queer nightlife, in the World Premiere reading of Collin Romero's script Charlie's, WeHo! The stories of Charlie's Employees range from chosen family, internalized homophobia, and unapologetic queerness. The world of bright lights and dancers welcome you to enter their world.

An evening of one-acts about love, life, friendship and family. Join us for a series of short plays about relationships. Written & directed by Ray Chao

John Lacey Directs Wendy Graf’s Award winning romantic comedy UNEMPLOYED ELEPHANTS – A LOVE STORY for Hollywood Fringe Festival 2020 with Marshall McCabe, who originated the role, and Kerry Knuppe, lifetime members of The Actors Studio.

Leo from Rio: Latin Icons is a high-energy cabaret celebrating Latin music legends through bold reinterpretations. Blending samba, bolero, pop, and soul, Leopold Nunan leads a live band in an intimate, electrifying night of voice, rhythm, and storytelling. TRULLY ICONIC SHOW!!!!

A Very Great Mischief is a queer spin on Cyrano Bergerac set in London during the late summer months of 1921. A Wildean farce, tells the story of two British families turned upside down by the discovery that homoerotic tendencies are not exclusively male, no matter what British law declares.

NO is a performance that explores the difficulty of defining personal boundaries, the guilt we carry that compels us to be obedient in order to be accepted, the desire to connect with others, and the need to first establish that connection with ourselves.