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From the creators of Fringe Best Comedy award winner BUGS! and the long running one man show, The Lord of the Rings: Extended Edition. Husky Whiskers, Los Angeles’s favorite folk parody band, are back in concert with there new album. It’s a parody of Bruce Springsteen's folk classic, Nebraska.

Like, seriously. He's super dead. Not coming back.

About Melinda: Melinda Hill is an award-winning comedian, actress and writer. Her hour-long comedy special Melinda Hill: Inappropriate is now streaming on Apple TV, Amazon, Spotify and Maria bamford featured her mini-special in Local Act. She's appeared in many shows on Netflix, Comedy Central, etc

It’s a talk show that’s also a Hollywood Fringe show that’s all about the Hollywood Fringe! Can you even believe it?

Witness demonstrations of psychic phenomena and connection with the afterlife! Be amazed and entertained as you're blown away in an authentic, kind, compassionate, and high energy manner. Skeptics welcomed.

Kami Girl is a zany clown show about a mediocre Bulgarian waitress who keeps getting demoted by her dad at Cafe Papa Restaurant. She's too distracted by her real passion: singing. A Borat-meets-I Love Lucy experience, this show is full of dumb and heartfelt comedy.

Sister Mary Ignatius has taught kids about the glories of Catholicism and the perils of sin and hellfire for years. She addresses the audience, lecturing its members on her strict beliefs. Her lecture takes a dark turn when four of her former pupils arrive to perform a religious pageant for her.

'Axiom' is a brand new hybrid show that seamlessly combines elements of science, magic, mentalism, and theater to create an entirely new experience for the audience that will leave them questioning what they thought was possible.

ENCORE PRODUCERS PICK! Life's a run on a treadmill. Shelley and Trent take the plunge and move to London for work, where they are challenged to find the right pace to discover if their love can go the distance.

SICKBOY is a collection of stories about filth & healing, as told by the chronically ill gay who lived them. Tim puts it all out there with extreme frankness, or as the Chicago Reader put it, he, “...uses boyish candor to blend absurdity, pathos, and graphic sex in ways that are deeply humanizing."