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Wendy in Neverwood is a modern retelling of the classic story of Peter Pan. This NEW musical with original songs offers a fresh take on the classic story, centering on Wendy, who learns that she has the power to change her future.

POSTPONED TO 2017: Six short plays by Rom Watson, featuring Royana Black, JP Hubbell, Bret Shefter and Cory Watson. Plays include Mr. Cuddles, Celebrity Death Watch, Mead and Stu go Caroling, and Performance Anxiety. Animal costumes by Cindy Redinger.

Make the most of your digital experience at HFF26, from registration and understanding your project page & guide prep to where to find information. This workshop will help you familiarize yourself with the site and its many helpful features to help your show stand out!

Does anybody remember the band The Cranberries?? Set in a crumbling Seattle hotel with more ghosts than amenities, Rowe’s story spins out from a single moment of entrapment—stuck in a bathroom with nowhere to go but inward.

Normal: Conforming to a standard; usual, typical, or expected. All of us at some times or in some ways feel like outsiders. That whatever it is that is normal does not include us. But when we enter a new culture, we actually are the outsider. An excellent vantage point to question the status quo.

The first Town Hall of the season, hosted by Festival Director Lois Neville, will focus primarily on Registration for the 2022 Hollywood Fringe Festival. The Town Hall will conclude with a Q&A session.

Russian hookers, Medieval pimps, Japanese stand-ups, Chicago cops and Shakespearean advertising men; Craig Ricci Shaynak plays them all in this one man extravaganza featuring the ‘Giant Wheel of Accents’ which transforms audience suggestions into improvisational reality.

Back in the Old Country, jealous fairies steal a human child and replace it with one of their own: a creature made to look and sound almost exactly like the one taken… but not quite human. Changeling is a clown-y exploration of a very dark fairy tale about “problem children”—and problem parents.

In this one person play with original music, a woman explores the meaning of her multicultural family history through the discovery of the songs, stories and poetry of her ancestral grandmothers.

The workshop will be led by a panel of past participants and other veteran community members who can offer you an insider perspective of what to expect producing immersive & site specific work at the Fringe.