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Audience members are stunned as volunteers’ thoughts are predicted from inside of a cookie, reality shifts and inanimate objects spring to life. Danny Dubin has performed live on television and for audiences nationwide, including the Former Queen of Iran and the Embassy of Australia.

Bob, Rich, and Craig first met at Chicago’s IO in 1992, and over the years have played together in such ensembles as Mr. Blonde, Close Quarters, Baby Wants Candy, Trio, Cog, Quartet, and The Armando Show.

A collection of challenging, dramatic short films. (67:00)

Join Outreach Director Ellen Boudreau-Den Herder for a discussion about the 2018 Hollywood Fringe Festival. There will be time for questions and comments. If you can’t attend, feel free to send any comments to [email protected] and/or take our survey at hollywoodfringe.org/survey

Charlotte Baxter spent her whole life following a checklist that she made for herself as a child. At 24, she realizes that she's unhappy, so she leaves her husband and starts over without a plan.

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.

In this meta comedy, high school theatre kid Tamra Wasserman forces her friends to help mount a production of her autobiographical play at Hollywood Fringe as protest for not being cast in the lead role of her spring musical, Anything Goes. Things… don’t go as planned.

On Sylvia James' back patio, she and her multi-cultural friends break down the female social construct and what it SHOULD mean to be a 21st Century woman.

Registered nurse Charley spills hospital tea through fun tunes and wild tales from the bedside. Future patients take note! She's great at standing up for her patients, but how about standing up for herself? Find out why one-fifth of RNs are leaving the workforce, imperiling our health care system!

An actor's hangout from the late 50s to the early 90s. A sawdust on the floor kind of joint, without the sawdust, where the stories got better and better as the booze flowed and the clouds of grey cigarette smoke got heavier and heavier. A story about a storyteller by a storyteller.