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It’s the 1950s and a secret panel interrogates a political decoy, the impersonator of Madame Chiang-Kai Shek, the First Lady of China, about WW2, China, and Communists. She looks like, sounds like, and acts like the Madame. She knows everything the Madame knows. But she is not her. She’s the Decoy.

With the help of his blind and deaf octogenarian parents, a showtune singing therapist, and a great white shark named Bruce, a 40-something year old man fights to put the pieces of his life, and his broken brain back together after experiencing 3 massive strokes.

The Sunrise Club is a love triangle, between you, me, and the sun.

Julie, a struggling law student, resists the rehab process, blaming others and the outside world for her desperate situation.

A contemporary movement solo piece featuring Damaris Perez.

An open, brave and receptive discussion organized, moderated and led by the Hollywood Fringe ACCESS committee to identify ways to institute change in the Hollywood Fringe and the LA Theatre community at large. This discussion will be on Zoom, please reserve a ticket in advance.

When an aging actor and his new protege find a real dead body on a crime show set, they begin an acting exercise that goes wildly off the rails.

Come play, dance, and enjoy yourself, freely and expressively! Experience something magical that is organic and in the moment with The Floor Improv Night - and blur the line between audience and performer with The Floor Show - change the way you think about dance!

Normal: Conforming to a standard; usual, typical, or expected. All of us at some times or in some ways feel like outsiders. That whatever it is that is normal does not include us. But when we enter a new culture, we actually are the outsider. An excellent vantage point to question the status quo.

GRIT, delves into the evolution of Lisa's relationship with her body. Her journey has been infused with dance, music, and movement, allowing her to connect with her body and emotions and promoting personal growth and healing. GRIT explores themes of domestic violence, sexual trauma and body image.