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Fuck you Jason! or Medea by Euripides" begins with the ancient Greek tale audiences have grown to love for thousands of years. Performed by the Poor-Man Theatre Company in a play meets graphic novel style, Fuck You Jason or Medea by Euripides is sure to entertain the Fringe Audience.

An off-beat comedy about male friendship begins with Harley T. Singleton III face down on his suburban kitchen floor drunk. His neighbour, an ex-mafioso, is determined to save Harley from himself.

A new media performance ritual, "eclypse" takes the story of Odysseus and Calypso, and re-plants it in the era of Wal-Mart and digital Marxism. Created and written by Chris Danowski, co-created and art direction by Wrara Plesoiu, sound design by Stephen Christensen.

Get ready for a hilariously unhinged FRINGE at camp with Wet Hot AMUSICAL Summer! This outrageous musical parody cranks up the nostalgia, absurdity, and questionable life choices of your favorite cult classic, with over-the-top numbers and campfire chaos. Let's all hump the fridge this JUNE!

Direct From the La Mirada Theatre to the Fringe, the Bard is Back! 3 men (in tights) will somehow perform every play by William Shakespeare, in just 90 minutes!

"A bishop. A priest. A woman. A boy." Snatched from today's headlines, "Altarcations" examines lust, absolution, accepting apologies, and whether any place is safe. "Altarcations" is a project of the Pasadena Arts Council's EMERGE Fiscal Sponsorship Program.

A powerful show which takes us into an actual trip made by Sidney Poitier and Harry Belafonte to the racially charged segregated deep south of Mississippi. This brilliantly crafted fictional debate eloquently explores the individual approaches on how to achieve liberation for people of color.

Alex is very depressed and his girlfriend left him last night. He gets drinks with his best friend/roommate Frankie to take his mind off it. But when he meets their waitress, he thinks she's attractive—so he imagines their entire relationship together before he actually meets her.

The mayor of New Orleans proposed celebrating Hurricane Katrina's first anniversary with a comedy hour. Could he have meant "Comedy" in the classic sense? Through the words of five New Orleanians, experience the heartbreak, humanity, and yes, Comedy of those who rode out the storm.

*From the Winner Best Musical (DOOMSDAY CABARET): When a cash-strapped theatre troupe capitalizes on the 40th Anniversary THE EXORCIST with a hilarious rock parody, they unleash HELL! Heads will spin and demons will dance in The Rock Musical Event of 2013! THE POWER OF CHRIST COMPELS YOU!