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Living in solitude with inoperable stage four cancer, Sandra hires Jill, a young woman still finding her way in the world, to be her short-term caregiver and companion. The two women must put aside their differences and find common ground as they navigate the inevitable end of a human life.

When Dara loses her mother at 20, she makes a highly questionable decision involving 250 burgers, a college dorm, and a wad of cash. "Homecoming", by Moth StorySLAM winner Dara Kosberg, will take you on a grief adventure! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “She had to wait until I was dead to do something impressive??” - my mom

THE EXCEPTIONAL CHILDHOOD CENTER By Dylan Schifrin, 16 Sherman Oaks, CA It’s tough getting into the right college, but these kids understand that being in the right preschool is the first step.

Can't decide which shows to see? Our experienced independent judges go see a ton of productions across every genre, then we select, and present highlights from, five different top shows at each Pick of the Fringe performance. 9th smash year! 2 Time - HFF Best Cabaret and Variety Nominee.

Join members of the Los Angeles Story Salon as they comtemplate damnation. The show is filled with regret, remorse, revenge and redemption...sometimes. While Hell itself is no fun, the journey there and back can be a blast!

“THE SUM OF MY PARTS” Written and Performed By: Michael Mullen Directed By: Louise Hung * Dress up can only go so far! Come along with this girly-boy on a heartbreaking and hilarious journey to embrace all of his...and her parts.

Siblings Ellie and Shem struggle to agree on how to handle their dying family business, The Peanut Patch. With Ellie’s secret peanut allergy, and Shem’s secret conversations with roadkill, will they be able to reconcile their differences, heal their childhood traumas, and save the family farm?

A wisp, a witch, and a waitress all learn to live in an apartment where the souls are as overdue as the water bill. This sapphic saga of loving and loathing in a world of occultic observations proposes the query, just what or who are we willing to endure through life, death, love, and regret?

Staring down the barrel of sixty, Black queer electric guitarist Rory Tharpe navigates the cutthroat world of white corporate rock, dive bars, and shady contracts as she travels the nation in a dilapidated tour bus blowing up her demons.

How does one understand the nature of womanhood and love in different cultural contexts? How does one's understanding of love change with border-crossings? Ada Cheng explores shifting meanings of womanhood and love and weaves tales about breaking rules and broken hearts across borders.