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LATE NIGHT IS DEAD AND WE HAVE KILLED HIM!! Your favorite band of Merry White House Morons have decided to trash the last thing untouched by their greasy hands: Talk Shows at the Hollywood Fringe Festival! biTS! InTErvIEWS!! OTHER PeOPLe'S FRInGE ShOWS! WITH YOUR FAVORITE HOsts: FARTS AND FRIENDS!!!

You're invited to Shaylene Woodley's BBQ Cookout! She's serving hot dogs, entertainment, and fresh gossip. Wear your cookout best and don't forget to bring your unquestioning love for the US of A. Hot dogs available for purchase.

Family relationships diverge from the mainstream in more than one way as a young adult finds new ways to deal with her insane uncle and the family's secrets.

“The Truth” is an immersive theatrical experience that will literally send guests on a walking journey through Hollywood. Wander the streets of L.A. during this unforgettable, dreamlike adventure that blurs the lines between theater and reality. Audience will meet at the Hudson Lobby Cafe.

Strindberg’s Creditors is a powerful psychodrama, which has a comedic flare. Adolph, a painter is developing a neurological disorder, has been befriended by Gustav, who both inspires him and feeds his mind with doubts and insecurities about work, his wife, his masculinity and his mortality.

A singular, 1-on-1 collaborative storytelling experience, driven by scent; a mysterious package with your unique adventurer's candle & chronicle notes *$75/PAIRED GUEST; $99/SINGLE (code: "Single Guest") *Price incl. candle, S&H *EMAIL ADDRESS REQUIRED

A therapist is blackmailed by the jealous ex who mutilated a client in this noir story from playwright Matthew Wilson.

In Another Life is a new fantasy stage play that tells the story of a group of strangers who are brought together when they discover that they each have developed memories of past lives in a magical world, and that world is the setting of the latest bestselling fantasy novel.

Glint is an adaptation of the David Foster Wallace story, "Good Old Neon" in the Oblivion collection. During the play, a man explains to an audience why he committed suicide and what happens after you die. Stark and powerful, the text carries with it the weight of its author's own suicide in 2008.

Pete's got a gun, and he's ready to use it. He checks into his motel room... only to find Gideon, the chatty bible on the bedside table. Can Gideon sway Pete before Pete pulls the trigger?