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Comedy that’s part quiz show, part magic, part side show and part... lady parts. Unlike any comedy you’ve ever seen... or will see... and can’t unsee. Featuring Slash... not the musician. Contains: Strong Nudity, Nut Free “Springer is charming and funny.” Fringe Feed 2017

Based on actual events. A boy and his family encounter an alien spacecraft in the mountains of Vermont after which the family members start to die of seemingly unrelated causes. That boy is now a man, and he is determined to find the truth, at any cost.

A musical romp through the America's culture war as told by a gay former evangelical.

From bedwetting anxiety and sexuality, to infatuations and sobriety, Bethany Vee's feelings have dominated her existence since the beginning of time. Yet, guiding the audience through growing pains with sincerity and a vast sense of humor make this journey very entertaining to witness.

A journey. A box. And a plan to get out. Written and directed by Clara Rodriguez, this feel-bad comedy features John Combs, Clara Rodriguez, and the legendary Seemah Wilder Idelson. Music by Javier Rodriguez.

"WHITE HOT is...a buried cesspool of self-loathing and unseemly, sadistic yearnings in love."-New York Theatre Review. The Vagrancy presents the Los Angeles Premiere of Tommy Smith’s WHITE HOT. This dark, psychological thriller explores sexual deviance and hope.

A one person show followed by an art show; encompasses painting, writing & a solo performance.

Love and heartbreak, it's been a long two years. Drank too much wine, cried too many tears. If these are my twenties, I'll quit while I'm ahead. Who needs to go outside? You can't let down your bed. I crave inspiration, and when I find it I'll binge. Lost in the wilderness, a baby on the fringe.

One show. Two headliners. Alex Sanchez, Oklahoman and star of Bug Man, elucidates the sumptuous life of the gourmand. Then, Abby Denton, Appalachian lop bunny and writer of Gamer Mom, explains life as a gay furry and shares the secret of ultimate happiness: Thinking about celery.

When Norman Judd, minor legend of mid-century avant-garde music, emerges from seclusion for a last performance of his electronic music, he invites estranged daughter, Corinthia to join. But when Corinthia challenges his male genius pose, the show goes off the rails in uproarious and unsettling ways.