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The inseparable Lenore Sisters kept their harmonies tight from the vaudeville circuit to the recording studio. But their tune changed after the suspicious death of their promoter. Did one of the sisters get away with murder? Each sister tells her version of their fall from fame in words and song.

A musical retaliation by the founder of the holiday. A one-woman musical about Anna Jarvis, the founder of Mothers' Day, who spent the rest of her life trying destroy the holiday because of its over-commercialization. Mother's Mothers' Day features award-winning actress Elise Dewsberry.

From writer/performer Elizabeth Claire Taylor comes a powerful one-woman show about life in the shadow of a legend. Yes, it's been a lot to live up to - the eyes, the men, the diets, the diamonds, the booze. But oh, how she's tried. Outstanding Solo Show winner 2011 Planet Connections Festival NYC.

Tuesday is a romantic comedy based on sexual fluid and diverse humans.

Puerto Rican drag king Ramón returns with his interactive new show: RADICAL ACTS: Tomfoolery, Grief & Whimsy! Expect games, calls to action, & a glow-in-the-dark grief dance party to tackle tyranny. Cuz when a wannabe king and his court of chaos run the show, we don’t bow down — we clap back!

Muggsy is a macaw and a reincarnation of - well, never mind. You'll spend an hour laughing and maybe thinking - wait a minute - why am I laughing?

Mikvah Girls tells the story of two orthodox Jewish women in New Jersey who are supposed to be performing a monthly cleansing ritual at a mikvah. Instead, Aviva and Chava are actually holding meetings of their two-person Bruce Springsteen fan club.

The first Town Hall of the season, hosted by Festival Director Ben Hill, will focus primarily on Registration for the 2019 Hollywood Fringe Festival. The Town Hall will conclude with a Q&A session and an informal mixer will be held afterward.

7:30-9:00pm on Monday, July 25th at Actors Company (7 PM Doors). Join Outreach Director Meghan McCauley for a discussion about the 2016 Hollywood Fringe Festival. There will be time for questions and comments. You can also take our survey: http://kwiksurveys.com/s/ZncIrYFH

Lorinda Hawkins Smith’s compelling solo performance "Justice? Or... Just Me?" intricately remixes incisive text and soulful vocal rhythms and textures to examine a Black woman’s encounter with law enforcement, domestic violence and her interracial marriage to a White man.