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HFF25 LAFPI Mixer + Micro-Reads Thursday, June 12, 5-7 pm Come meet with the members of the Los Angeles Female Playwrights Initiative! #FRINGEFEMMES: Share your work through (mini) Micro-Reads!

Something Like... Musical is the only comedy show in Los Angeles where Kelsey Harper learns the music to a famous musical, doesn't look up the plot, then performs what SHE believes happens with finger puppets.

Talitha is a feisty but naïve Scarlett O’Hara-type Southern belle who moves West in a covered wagon in the 1850s. In this coming-of-age story, she grows from a place of pride and vanity to a place of humility and humanity..

In this melodramatic and heart-warming one-act play that Meg wrote for herself to star in, she irreverently pays homage to the American TV and movie tropes that shaped her world view. Will there be big, explosive emotions? Absolutely. Will she take things too far? You betcha!

A riotous, award-winning, & “★★★★★” (The Wee Review) clown showdown where one man battles an entire audience in a pantomime ping-pong championship. Absurd, athletic, sensitive, and unhinged. Expect chaos, laughs, and the occasional butt cheek.

My "Senses" came alive in a way I have never imagined. I was inspired to create a show about relationships, write about being a woman, write about hope, and write about the importance of what living is through our senses. Abby

Matthew Dean has written his last good song.

FrankenMatt is a two-man sketch comedy ensemble starring Second City Chicago alumni Frank Caeti (MADtv, Reno 911) and Matt Craig (According to Jim, The Office). Critics have called FnM, "A+", “nothing short of amazing”, "genius", and “sketch comedy at its best.”

A glitter-drenched solo comedy from Emmy & Grammy winner Alisha Gaddis. Part self-help seminar, part absurdist breakdown, WIN! explodes perfectionism. If Fleabag and a TED Talk had a fever dream… it’d look like this.

Ryan will attempt an impossible verbal stunt: to perform every type of speech possible in one hour. Come witness this high-wire act, this death defying stunt of language! From Hello to Goodbye, experience a fluid monologue that loops and mutates between all the ways we speak as hoomans.