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Benny & Mary have been touring the Vaudeville circuit to great success with their "Dumb Dora" sketch, Benny always being the smart one, Mary being (don't tell her) the slightly dim one. A sharp, satiric reimagining of a vintage Vaudeville "two-act" with modern undertones.

"Once upon a time the world forgot to laugh..." That Beautiful Laugh conceived by Orlando Pabotoy joins 2011 Hollywood Fringe Top of the Fringe winners, 4 Clowns and Porter’s Macbeth director, Turner Munch for a show about the pursuit of laughter and what makes it so beautiful.

ALL BROWN ALL CHINGON follows the stories of four Chicanos: a poet, prison inmate, Iraq war veteran and playwright...as they struggle with issues of manhood and identy while they attempt to figure out the world around them.

Hey ladies who brunch! Hunter and Charlie’s restaurant, corner of Santa Monica and Vine, is hosting a women who fringe meetup, hang and card exchange! Swing in! $6 MIMOSAS!! June 9th 12-3pm

Barred from her parents country due to immigration and government policies, a young woman takes a magical journey in order to reconnect with her roots.

A hilarious and dark adaptation of the iconic war film Apocalypse Now, performed by one actor in under 60 minutes.

This wild, comedic play is a fish out of water story about Kate, a new temp arriving in a cut throat sales office where the almighty dollar is valued more than human life.

From the early vaudeville days of Bert Williams to Broadway today, SHUFFLE ALONG stars Los Angeles character actor Arthur L. Ross in a musical journey of the black actor, struggling to escape the minstrelsy of blackface and take the Broadway Stage.

Comedian Danny Lobell has done crazy things for money. He's bred rare cats, bought chickens to sell their eggs, and battled the bureaucracy of the welfare office. Throughout his adventures, he's learned that money is only good if you make the world a better place with it.

If you thought Irish dancers were curly-haired cutie-pies , meet a scowling misfit from London in this outrageous antidote to Riverdance. LA Weekly:GO Backstage Critic's Pick LA Arts Examiner: Maire Clerkin's comic memoirs - one of the unexpected highlights of the Hollywood Fringe.