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What we think and what we say are two different things. So what are people really thinking in a variety of everyday situations?

Join us for a celebration of all that’s excelled in the festival as the nominees march down the red carpet on a path to Fringe glory. Dress to impress. Participants, friends, audience, and fans are all welcome!

Napoleon Bonaparte wanted to conquer Europe. His scandalous little sister had other ideas. When her husband contracted a virginal statue of Pauline, she posed buck ass naked instead — TRUE STORY! Our comedy takes place at the party where the shocking statue is unveiled. Written by Shannon Corbeil.

First periods and the struggles of growing up all erupt from this original play about girlhood. From the comfort and torture of her bathroom, Andy feels a rage growing within her, one that might never leave. Funny and painful, this show is for anyone who holds a permanent grudge against puberty.

A 60 minute adventure into the mind of Dan Ramos, with storytelling, stand-up comedy, musical variety and so much more.

A father gives his son a beautiful dream. A son promises to give up on his dreams to save his father. "This Road Never Ends" follows River Phoenix on a poetic journey through purpose, responsibility and legacy. What does it mean to try to save something, even if you fail?

In this hilarious, fictionalized one-man show, Alex More has a story to tell. A struggling actor in L.A., he takes a job working in the Malibu basement of the legendary Barbra Streisand. “Buyer & Cellar” is a charming comedy about the price of fame, the cost of things, and the oddest of odd jobs.

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!

In "1984: Hunger City," an Orwellian nightmare is told through the music of David Bowie, in a rock opera extravaganza that satirizes disinformation, surveillance society and control of the media.

We all navigate life differently. Some people use laughter, some people go to therapy, some people bottle things up, some people lie to themselves or to others. For Lily it's different: she sees everything as a movie.