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Lorraine Hansberry, A Raisin In The Sun, writer/activist died at age 34 of cancer, wrote for Paul Robeson's paper Freedom Newspaper, had secret meetings with Robert Kennedy, Harry Belafonte, Lena Horne, James Baldwin and artists/activists for civil rights movement...dying was not an option!

Compelling... Exciting... The true story of 1930’s aviator Bill Lancaster ‘s epic struggle for fame, the love of a woman, and survival in the blistering Sahara. “Exceptional... Superb... Gripping” (The_Fix) ... “A Tour de force (Adelaide_ Weekender) “Uplifting, intriguing theatre”(Sunday_Mail)

The workshop will be led by a panel who can offer you an insider perspective of putting up a show on the Fringe.

Make the most of your digital experience at HFF24! We will cover ticketing, accessibility flags, press, comps, guide proofs & so much more!

Blaire’s teaching sex ed now. After all, those who don’t do, teach. At 15, she helped design an inclusive sex ed curriculum with Virginia Planned parenthood. Now she’s back, after transitioning to a woman–and actually having sex. Advanced Sexual Education uses audience interaction, standup, personal

Kelli can't wait for the blind date her friends have set her up on. Until it turns out to be one very disappointed lesbian named Arlin. They proceed to pull the screws loose on both straight and gay women's culture, to find the common ground beneath in the search for love and self.

SPIT is Spoken Word Ensemble Theatre. Written in contemporary metered and free verse; SPIT dances between dialogue and soliloquy, bravely exploring the important themes of our times. #spitaboutit

"Leave a Message" is a heartfelt one-woman show that delves into the powerful bond between a sister and her brother, who struggles with depression. It is a deeply personal exploration of love, loss, friendship and the emotional complexities of mental illness.

The workshop will be led by a panel of past participants and other veteran community members who can offer you an insider perspective of putting up a show on the Fringe as well as expert advice on marketing and networking.

A co-production between Company of Angels and Hollywood Fringe Festival Scholarship Program, a virtual panel of BIPOC playwrights will explore how recent events during the pandemic have changed the way theatre makers approach their work.