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Julianne St Germaine is a veteran television actress & figment of comedian Mimi von Schack's imagination, & after a long hiatus spent lounging on Ted Danson's catamaran, she's back! Julianne: Live from LA! is a musical cabaret romp rife with celebrity gossip, songs and sketches!

A travelers journeys, down the road.

When serial entrepreneur, Isaac, hits financial bottom, he joins Debtors Anonymous and happens to pick the worst sponsor ever - the morally bankrupt film producer, Baron. Isaac tries to get back on his feet, but Baron’s “Turbo Steps” takes them both on a wild crazy detour to recovery.

Set in an apocalyptic world unraveling under the weight of late-stage capitalism, The Last Podcast on Earth explores the complexities of female friendship, fame, the absurdities of our digital age, and begs the question - is anyone listening?

Sparked by the death of his father and birth of his daughter, Comedian Bill Santiago goes in search of answers at the border of science and religion, exploring the comic nature of the cosmic quest for understanding existence, life and death (not necessarily in that order).

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.

A flesh crawling encounter. A savage recalling of the past. A criminal love story.

AfroPuff's Playhouse: All This Baggage & Nowhere to go is the premiere performance of AfroPuff's Mixed Media stage show. It is a gumbo presentation from one of L.A.'s most elusive artists.

What happens when two mushroom hunters meet in in the wood? What sounds like a joke turns in to one of the most romantic plays of this year’s Fringe festival. You see everyone needs Shroombody to Love! Warning! (The music in this production is written by real mushrooms)

CLEMENTINE explores the pressures and the promises of motherhood, balancing tender moments with hilarious anecdotes. Wish celebrates the connection between generations and the exhilaration of parenthood. It is a love letter to her daughter, Clementine, as well as to the little girl she used to be.