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#hff20 networking series

March 06, 2020 by Ellen Boudreau-Den Herder

Fringeships...They are what drive a Fringe Festival. They help you find your audience, collaborators and lifelong friends. We here at HFF are committed to helping you connect with other participants as often as you can! Not only are we bringing back your favorite events and activities from previous years, we have created even more ways to get connected for HFF2020! ... read more

The Final performance of Wonderlust tonight at 10

June 29, 2013

Come out and see some up close magic that happens just inches away. A 50 minute show full of surprises, magic and wonder. Don’t miss this final performance tonight at 10p.m. Seating is limited so please purchase tickets online. Some will be available at the door. Contact David Gabbay [email protected] 310-562-6474... read more

Registration is Open!

February 02, 2015 by Ben Hill

Hey Fringers!It's officially here: Participant Registration for the sixth annual Hollywood Fringe Festival is now open. You can begin the three steps of registration by creating... read more

More Fringe Shows at Asylum...

July 15, 2010 by Ben Hill

We are happy to report that Theatre Asylum has added more shows to it’s post-Fringe lineup. More ooportunities to catch those special shows you missed in June. For more information check out Asylum’s website Special thanks to Matthew Quinn at Asylum for providing producers and audiences a second chance to Fring... read more

The Interns: Looking Back on HFF16

October 10, 2016 by Stacy Jones Hill

The Hollywood Fringe Festival would not be able to operate every year were it not for an army of volunteers and a few hard-working interns. We recently reached out to this year's interns and asked them to write a few short paragraphs about their experience. Here's what they had to say. From Ben Fang, the HFF16 Volunteer Intern: Throughout the three weeks that I v... read more

Hollywood in the NYTimes

January 14, 2008 by Ben Hill

You hear about Hollywood the concept constantly in the main stream media. Not so often do you hear about Hollywood the neighborhood. The New York Times published this article today doing just that. They cover a couple of my favorite spots – Runyon Canyon, the ArcLight, Roscoe’s Chicke... read more

It's ARMAGEDDON on Facebook

April 13, 2011

HOLLYWOOD, CA (April 13, 2011) – Be sure to like APOCALYPSE PLAYERS on Facdebook: http://tinyurl.com/ApocalypsePlayers Stay up to date on all new alerts and deadly cyborg sightings throughout the fringiverse! Also, if you tweet, #apocalypseplayers when you #hff11 ### Media... read more

Registration Closes on April 1

March 01, 2010 by Ben Hill

There is exactly one month left to register for the inaugural Hollywood Fringe Festival. Registration officially closes on April 1. Still haven’t created your project? There is still time to get everything sorted, we strongly recommend not waiting until the last minute. As our festival is effectively 100% find-your-... read more

pool (no water) hits the Fringe!

June 06, 2012

Fresh from South Coast Repertory! Monkey Wrench Collective revives its US Premiere of POOL (NO WATER) at The Flight Theatre in The Complex May 18! Following a sold-out run at South Coast Repertory, Orange County’s very own theatrical outsiders, Monkey Wrench Collective, are proud to announce that their revival of Mark Ravenhill’s pool (no... read more

From Oz to Big Apple

March 07, 2011

Em O’Loughlin, multi-award winning stand up comic actress is hopping from down under to the Big Apple for the New York Fringe 2011. Fresh from her sell-out success at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival you can catch her amazing and irreverent show all about losing 187 pounds! 187 pounds! She lost a man…and she didn’t even get divorced. Please do not hes... read more

New Venue: IDA Hollywood

March 03, 2010 by Ben Hill

We are pleased to welcome the International Dance Academy in Hollywood to the Fringe Festival. IDA is opening five studio spaces all with wide open, dance-friendly performance areas and sprung wooden floors. It’s right in the middle of the tourist action, too, directly off Hollywood blvd and the Walk of Fame. Check out their ... read more

Uranium Madhouse Director Speaks from Behind the Fringe

June 15, 2011

Wednesday, 15 June 2011 Uranium Madhouse Founding Artistic Director, Andrew Utter is interviewed by Stephen Dandy for “Behind the Fringe.” The following interview, along with interviews with other Hollywood Fringe participants can be found at http://www.behindthefringe.com/ BTF: Will you tell us about your show? AU: We have two shows. In Conv... read more

1st Official Review (independent film reviewer, Nate Phillips)

May 10, 2013

Review Link: http://natespeerreview.blogspot.com/2013/05/enjoy-darkness.html Mikhail Tank’s Psychological Antidotes and Soul Prescriptions: The Story of Darksoul Theatre documents the events, emotions, and thoughts that led to his creation of Darksoul Theatre. This documentary offers an intimate look at the inception and struggle of a performance artist. Mikhail’s interests are theatre, sp... read more

Come to Fringe Prom!

June 19, 2012 by Ben Hill

HFF12 prom is on! Consider yourself cordially invited! On Wednesday night (after our #HFF12 Tweet-up at 7:30pm) we’re going back to school at Fringe Central Station for the first ever Hollywood Fringe Prom. We’ll have the corsages, the photo booth and the spiked punch. You just need to get your best prom outfit on and find a (really hot) date to slow dance with. Oh and there ... read more

No End In Sight...

August 03, 2010 by Ben Hill

The Continued Life of the Hollywood Fringe Festival originally posted in Foot Lights With 31 venues, 184 participant groups, and over 17,000 seats filled (wow!), we can happily check the box: The Hollywood Fringe Festival happened. For three years leading up to June 17, 2010, we had no shortage of goals in realizing t... read more