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First times are terrifying, messy, dread-filled, and exhilarating (if you're lucky). They punctuate our lives and shape who we are. Experience the absurdity of existence through the comedy and tragedy of real first times from Kendall's life. Themes include: gay, sex, men, and gay sex with men.

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!

A clock counts down as Christopher rushes to make up for lost time with Abel, his once estranged, 80-year–old Ecuadorian father. Despite their language barrier, can this father (making his performance debut) and son talk forgiveness, empathy and actually understand one another before time runs out?

Weston Woods has been delighting audiences all over Los Angeles for years and now he’s bringing his one man show to the Hollywood Fringe festival!

Rebecca Dru brings back her sultry sound to the stage performing her own songs. Allison Cameron Gray performs her hilarious stand up routine as well as entertain you with her life stories. PJ Dwan performs her stand up plus introduces us to some colorful characters.

From Texas to Hollywood, this poignant coming-of-age story navigates stardom & the complex mother-daughter bond—fierce advocate & greatest obstacle. This solo show explores resilience & healing with humor, heart, multiple vibrant characters, & myriad multimedia including actual home videos.

At 16, Nora finds out she's adopted. At 17, Alejandro pushes to get in contact with his birth father, without any help from his mom. As their stories intersect, they examine their roots, and what it means to be Latinx.

A dramedy solo show, about six different characters, one of whom is the last person on earth.

After drama school has left him feeling empty, Dylan, a 20-year-old theatre nut, performs a VERY SERIOUS solo adaptation of an American classic play. As the show comes apart at the seams, Dylan begins to wonder if some ideas (and a few dreams) are BETTER ON PAPER...

Anak ni Tapia: Leaving Mother is a solo show that weaves personal and cultural narratives of identity, family, loss, and resilience. Balancing humor with heartbreak, Lani T. Montreal shares what it's like growing up with a celebrity mother with a dark past in a patently patriarchal society.