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25 plays in 60 minutes. Hold on to your butts. A “Bracingly Paced Tour De Force” – LA Weekly

Set sail on the early hours of April 15th as the SS. Titanic falls in love with the Iceberg . This ragtime comedy 1-act show is narrated by the anthropomorphic Contient of Europe and his friend the Country of Northern Ireland. A story of love and loss, the mourning process, and lots of dancing.

Comedian Jordan Monsell (Boston Comedy Festival, Hollywood Improv) releases the voices in his head, from celebrity impressions to original characters, while riffing on everything from LA culture to dating apps. With special guest comic, Emmy winner Gil Rief.

"Dear Mom, Sorry For Being A B!tch” is a one-woman comedy show (with guests) written by and starring Christine Covode. Starting in elementary school and ending at college graduation, this whacky tale remembers our b!tchiest teenager moments and retells them in hopes of gaining forgiveness.

In the heat of El Paso 2019 summer, a first generation Mexican-American family struggle to grow and stay together as their opposing views on life and what it means to live The American Dream push them apart.

Mother Boswick lives in Squinch Hollow with her son Barry, who’s 87 and still lives at home—like a good boy. She’s buried 14 husbands and shares stories from a town where the church is a bowling alley and the squirrels hold grudges. To her, it’s the most perfect place on earth—and she can’t wait to

Fringe Central Station presents an eclectic mix of performances by some of L.A.'s most talented bands. Visit http://hff12.org/1009 for full details and schedule.

… AN ODE (pronounced: 1, 2, 3 /ən oʊd/) is a one woman show based on interviews with women about their experiences with menstruation and menopause. It attempts to highlight the silence surrounding this topic, suggesting instead a more open dialogue. So welcome, bleeders and non-bleeders alike!

A tale of women in war. The 588th Night Bomber Regiment was a thorn in Hitler’s side on the hellish Eastern Front in WWII.

An evening of two one-woman shows based on the lives of historic icons Lucille Ball and Zelda Fitzgerald.