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4 girlfriends, an immigrant, a trans woman, a sultan's niece and a cancer survivor share their hilarious journeys to LA over a board game. 4 totally different perspectives. Starring Christine Blackburn, Michelle MaliZaki, Melanie Maras and Bea Van Slee.

Biracial Bill Posley grew up happily identifying as both black & white. But at 10 yrs old he learns the world does in fact judge a book by it's color, & even though he's half white he's labeled 100% black. Does a young comedian have to get rid of his whiteness, to be the color he's "supposed" to be?

A fully improvised narrative musical performed with the gravity of a scripted play. No suggestions. Grounded scenes, cinematic blackouts, and songs that emerge organically as a story builds in real time. The genre, tone, music, and resolution emerge organically.

It's all about the city. When a young, fun, urban and trendy appointed business associate. Takes on life in metropolis. She becomes coined "City Girl" after learning her priorities of being the average girl takes on new responsibilities.

Sing along with the good and not so good folks of Harbor City, where informants lurk, dreams fight to stay alive, and a hangin' in the town square kicks off the action every night. If only our crew of misfits and dreamers could wake up in another show--say! Maybe you could help them with that!

If you like donuts- you'll love Veronica! This 10 character one woman show about a busty, bubbly, binge-eating actress who moves from San Francisco to Tinseltown in search of stardom will resonate with you for weeks. Hilarious, fast-paced, musical, raunchy and poignant- it's a must see!

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The Center for Sustainable Practice in the Arts and the Hollywood Fringe partner to host a convergence of artists, producers and thinkers to focus on issues of sustainability in art making with workshops, demonstrations, performances and open space.

Boy meets girl. Strawberry meets smoothie. Mix it all together then just add love. This is a millennial musical comedy that takes place in a Jamba Juice. This parody musical has not and will not be approved by the Jamba Juice Corp.

It feels beyond your control. Like something outside of you is telling you to do this. And you listen to this voice, because you know how good it will feel, despite the fact that you will come out damaged on the other side. This is life with dermatillomania.