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Three acrobats morph into cactuses, waves, and far-off islands as we invite audiences to discover The Little Prince like they’ve never imagined. “Ingenious!” (New York Times) “Astonishing acrobatic theatre!” (Broadway Baby) Nominated for BEST SHOW and BEST FAMILY SHOW at the Edinburgh Fringe.

We are excited to announce FringePRIDE in association with the Los Angeles LGBT Center. An event-filled evening with live music, info booths from LGBT Center partner organizations, activities and more!

Of all the troubles that trouble humankind, the greatest trouble to overcome is the trouble of love! That's where the agents of the Center for Unleashing People's Innermost Desires, or C.U.P.I.D., comes in! Join them as they welcome a new agent to the team who just can't find their place.

A recently laid off finance executive negotiates with a hapless elderly couple to rent a spare bedroom in their dingy suburban home. Before the couple knows it, he’s turned their whole world upside down. For more info: www.tenantfilm.com

The Oz Monologues goes beyond the story you already know, exploring each of the beloved characters from The Wonderful Wizard of Oz... with a poetic and irreverent modern take.

MULTI AWARD WINNING Australian Artist, Jon Bennett, returns to San Diego (& Hollywood) for Beyond Encore Presentations!! Jon Bennett (6 X Just For Laughs Best Comedy Award-nominee) brings over 200 pretend cocks to Los Angeles!

Join The Moon Units, Lost Moon Radio's house band, for live-band karaoke!  Jump on stage and be a rock star as you sing with the band to one of over 200 songs, meticulously selected for your singing pleasure.  Check out the current song list at:http://www.lostmoonradio.com/karaokelist.html 

Spring. 1982. The City of Angels. Hoop earrings are huge, the Walkman is new, and something scary is showing up in the papers. Teenage ushers Nicky, Courtney and Angie are falling in love with musical theatre, the big bright world outside of high school, and the wrong people.

A 16-year-old Jewish actor faces off with her Jewish mother and plastic surgeon to make the biggest decision of her life.

THREE STORIES By Alexa Derman, 18 Westfield, NJ A college freshman uses other people’s stories to avoid dealing with her own, which is tearing her apart.