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Meet Sydney, your Aussie waitress in Hollywood hot spot, The Pink Wheelbarrow. Now buckle up for a one hour joy-ride through the chaos of restaurant life intertwined with Sydney's personal shenanigans, offering a hilarious yet heartfelt peek into the secret world of your server.

What if a Russian was the good guy for a change? Andrew Byron's hit UK solo show returns to LA. In this moving and funny play about a simple, decent Siberian immigrant, Andrew plays 15 characters of all descriptions. "...surpasses every single show in the Fringe" Remotegoat.com

El Mago Loco is a magician who only does what he knows: Latino magic tricks! But what happens when *you* show up and the audience isn’t 100% Latino? What follows is una noche to prove his worth (magically) and a discovery that true happiness in mediocrity is better than anyone else's view of success

In this 2 hour workshop, participants will write female narratives for the page and stage. Expand your ability to tell women's stories - from research to character development. Open to all genders. 18+ years. Hosted by Liz Linkewitz (MISTRESSES: A New American Play) and other surprise guests.

A Handmade Mansion, shelters a First Generation Latinx/e Family - filled with Clairvoyance, Expectations, and a Violent Incandescence. Will a Visit from the Past, the Root of their Heightened Conditioning, Spark more Turmoil? Or, can they Extinguish their Turbulent Ways for Good?

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.

You’ve heard the myth and the legend, but do you know the man? BIGFOOT! is the next gut-bustin’, laugh-a-minute Fringe musical you have to see! Featuring book and lyrics by Amber Ruffin (New York Times bestseller, Tony Award, WGA & Emmy nominee) and Kevin Sciretta, with music by David Schmoll.

Dimple Kaur’s performance "Live Woman Live" is a solo theatrical piece that delves into the difficulty in Voicing the pain and the realities of violence,more so of sexual and emotional violence, focusing on the countless cases that remain unreported due to societal stigma and systemic barriers.

With humor, historical perspective, and protest scenes, this show delves into one woman's entry into political protest late in life. Raised by her Asian parents to lay low and not make waves, Freesia attends her first protest in 2016. By 2026 she questions the efficacy of political protest.

It's 1968 and three Kittens (AKA cocktail waitresses) are lured to work at the New York Pussy Cat Club by the glamour, career opportunities, and pay, but the club soon pushes them to their limits and challenges their preconceived notions of what it means to be a "modern woman."