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After the death of her yoga guru, Laura finds herself questioning her choices only to find that perhaps being single and childless, is the best thing that could have possibly happened to her.

After getting COVID, Spencer can’t stop telling the truth. Desperate to fix himself, he seeks a therapist. What begins as a cure spirals into a surreal, darkly comic excavation of memory, identity and buried trauma.

What is rootbeer? What does it mean? Is rootbeer a mere product for consumption or is it something more? When 20 best friends meet up at a pizza parlor some serious drama unfolds...or doesn't..? WHO WOULDN'T WANT TO SEE THIS SHOW??

The Trojan Princess, and cursed prophetess, is finally given the chance to tell her own story. Invited to the liminal space of kairos by The Three Fates, Cassandra reflects upon her prophecies, her choices and her relationships...all through the songs of present-day punk goddess Patti Smith.

In this new musical comedy, Julia Lopriore shares her stubborn hope of finding “the one.” With one wacky story after another, you’ll laugh, cringe, and—if you’re anything like Julia—cry. For the hopeful, the heartbroken, the chronically single, and those still waiting…maybe it’s you.

A sharp, hilarious, and biting look at class, sisterhood, and privilege, 'Elemeno Pea' throws us into a lavish Martha's Vineyard estate where loyalty is tested, illusions unravel, and the price of luxury comes at a cost.

The workshop will be led by a panel of past participants and veteran community members who can offer you an insider perspective of what to expect in JUNE!

This Summer JacoTayl Dance! is proud to present Electro Swing at the Hollywood Fringe Festival, choreographed by Artistic Director Jacob Taylor. JacoTayl Dance! is a contemporary dance company dedicated to presenting and preserving the creative works of choreographer Jacob Taylor.

Dramatis Personæ is an audaciously powerful one-man show in which an actor takes us on a surprising journey, tackling multiple roles from works spanning the centuries of theatre history, and revealing a deeply personal emotional conviction in a performance that can exist only in the live theatre.

This one-man show is a personal love narrative told through acting, Yiddish song, music, and puppetry. Moti, the grandson, reveals lifelong lessons learned from his Hungarian grandmother’s life’s journey, winding its way from a village in Hungary, through the Holocaust, and to a small town in Israel