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The last hurrah: toast the 2017 Hollywood Fringe Festival and say goodnight to all of your Fringe friends at the official #hff17 Closing Night Party. Dress to impress! Participants, friends, audience, and fans are all welcome.

Join us at St Felix Hollywood (1602 N Cahuenga Blvd) to toast the 2019 Hollywood Fringe Festival at the official #hff19 Closing Night Party. This celebration will begin directly after the Awards Ceremony and will last well into the night, until all our tears are dry and our cups are empty.

He's her husband...She's his wife...the other girl is the lover, but whose lover?

Sandra Robbie's Lady Parts lovingly explores the roles we take, the rules we break, the laughs we make in finding and creating meaning in our lives. Sandra laughs out loud detailing her social justice journey from Mendez v. Westminster to LGBTQIA, #metoo, alien abduction and comedy.

Drag queen Starlina Sublime discovers bubbles for the first time, and how to blow them ‘til they pop.

Tunnel Vision is one woman’s journey from sight, to stricken with legal blindness at age 11, and back again; 10 years older, she now faces Glaucoma.

Join us at Three Clubs to toast the 2018 Hollywood Fringe Festival at the official #hff18 Closing Night Party. This celebration will begin directly after the Awards Ceremony and will last well into the night, until all our tears are dry and our cups are empty.

The 'King King Folies' is an homage to some of the great show men of our time~ Ziegfeld, Paul Durval and Charles B. Cochran. It features a wide variety of the best talent Los Angeles has to offer packed into 60 minutes of nonstop sultry entertainment.

A hilarious new play about celebrity culture and how fantasy, imagination, and Instagram can take over the lives of teenagers. This world premiere with an all-female cast follows Dakota on her quest for achievable perfection and fantasy fulfilled in a world that tells her that this is possible.

When she discovers that her dad has stolen her identity, she has to face who she really is. A true-crime comedy about human trafficking, identity theft, cults, child actors, and the tragicomic omen of being born on the set of a Coen brothers movie to a mafia family.