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May 01, 2012

Black Swan Youth Theatre brings 19th century Britain to 21st century Hollywood with Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest, a “trivial comedy for serious people.” It’s a story of comical misunderstandings, strange coincidences, and ample mischief. The Importance of Being Earnest combines humor and satire with immaculate prose. Black Swan Youth Theatre is a youth t... read more

Meet the Staff: Rody Villegas

March 14, 2024 by Rody Villegas

Hi! I’m Rody, I’m the Hollywood Fringe Festival Artist Services Manager, and thrilled to be helping you out by answering questions and working to make your Fringe Festival experience a great one. Before I was a part of the Fringe Staff, I was a participant! So I know how fun it is and how crazy it can feel, and what’s Fringe without a little craziness? Truly, I’m ... read more

2015 Fringe Intern Positions

March 09, 2015 by Stacy Jones Hill

We are looking for smart, motivated individuals to help the Fringe staff mount the 2015 Hollywood Fringe Festival. It's a big job but it's also very rewarding one. Some of our past interns have even moved on to become Fringe staff. To apply for any of these internships, send a cover letter and resume to our Volunteer Director, Stina Pederson (... read more

HFF18 Office Hours Schedule

March 08, 2018 by Stacy Jones Hill

We are so excited to announce the schedule for one of our favorite programs: Office Hours!Join Hollywood Fringe staff and participants for weekly casual meet-ups at different bars around Hollywood. If you're wondering what the fuss is all about, check out ... read more

HFF19 Office Hours Schedule

March 06, 2019 by Stacy Jones Hill

***Article updated to include Final Office Hours info!*** Join Hollywood Fringe staff and participants for ... read more

HFF20 Venue Tour Schedule

February 26, 2020 by Ben Hill

Venues are now open for tours and booking! Lounge Theatre: Tours available Monday-Saturday by appointment email. Visit [email protected] for details! Zephyr Theatre: Tour... read more

HFF22 Venue Tour Schedules

February 19, 2022 by Lois Neville

In search of the perfect venue for your HFF show? We recommend taking a few tours, reaching out on the site, or calling or emailing directly. With almost 20 spaces to choose from you are sure to find the perfect fit for your show.  You ca... read more

LIGATURE MARKS

April 16, 2014

GIDEON PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS LIGATURE MARKS WRITTEN BY MAC ROGERS DIRECTED BY JORDANA WILLIAMS... read more

Artist Resources

June 22, 2020 by Lois Neville

We are actively researching opportunities and will continue to update and add to this post as we receive more opportunities. If you know of opportunities that you would like to share with the community, please add your resource to this google form: https://forms.gle/KWTpa74up6kKMJFz7 Relief Funds: ... read more

Strange Patterns

April 02, 2014

When Gregg Tobo takes the stage as the enthusiastic Professor Nakamoto, he looks like an unassuming college professor. But don’t let your guard down, because soon you’ll be wondering what’s real and what’s fantastical. It’s all part of Tobo’s one-person show, “Professor Nakamoto’s Nexus of Numbers,” an unbelievable combination of mind ... read more

Will Roberts "A Modern day Will Rogers humorist & Common sense tour!

February 01, 2014

The great philosopher, Friedrich Nietzsche once said “Perhaps I know best why it is man alone who laughs; he alone suffers so deeply that he had to invent laughter.” We now live in a world where pain, suffering and political unrest has become the norm and mankind needs a reason to smile. We also live in a world where heroes are few and far between so it is unlikely that the Lo... read more

"Leaving No stone unturned in giving life to a country that gave life to so many"

April 14, 2014

100 words The Abridged History of Modern Day India is a look at the history of India from the time the British set foot to the time they left. It examines the treatment of Mother India by the white man and examines the treatment of the Indian Woman by the brown one. It looks at everything in between, in quick time. Never allowing the audience to merely sit as silent bystanders, the ... read more

Artist Fund Applications Are Open!

April 20, 2022 by Ellen Boudreau-Den Herder

Great news! We will be offering three $500 stipends to HFF22 producers from money raised from our Fringe Memberships campaign!  ... read more

How a NYT article became this play

June 02, 2012

We open Altarcations in six days. Today we tech. Here’s a story. I graduated Damien High School in La Verne in 1976. Graduation as a Spartan was threatened, however, by a decision I made in my senior year as editor of the school paper, The Laconian. While I suspect we had no descendants of ancient Laconia or its capital city Sparta, we did have among our all boys’... read more

2016 Fringe Intern Positions

March 03, 2016 by Stacy Jones Hill

We are looking for smart, motivated individuals to help the Fringe staff mount the 2016 Hollywood Fringe Festival. It’s a big job but it’s also a very rewarding one. Some of our past interns have even moved on to become Fringe staff.  ... read more