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Historical series shines light on Curie

March 07, 2012

by Melodie H. Magouirk ~ Chino Champion ~ Jan. 28, 2012 The “Acting Out” series that has produced two premieres in Chino will next breathe life into “Marie Curie: Rogue Scientist.” The husband and wife team of Gabriel and Rebecca Morales became involved with the series, which dramatically chronicles the lives of historical figures, because of their relationship with series creator ... read more

Idea File: The Traveling Fringe Show

September 17, 2009 by Ben Hill

From time to time, we will post articles from our “idea file”. These are for initiatives that have not been given the green light, as they say; its purpose is to to throw out big ideas and start kicking them around. Have your own idea? Email us at [email protected] Here’s our first idea from the file: _... read more

iO West Joins the Fringe

September 24, 2009 by Ben Hill

We are most pleased to welcome the funny folks at Hollywood’s iO West to the Fringe Festival! iO West (formally Improv Olympic West) is a legendary player in the national comedy scene. It has nurtured some of the biggest na... read more

Listen to the First Fringe Workshop

March 26, 2013 by Ben Hill

Fringe Workshop Panelists (L-R) Monica Miklas, Chad Kukahiko, Rachel Stoll Armstrong, Aaron Kozak and Gowrie Hayden. Thanks to everyone who attended the first Fringe Workshop over the weekend! We were happy to have a packed... read more

A song to celebrate love

June 11, 2013

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT JARED PIXLER for more information regarding “Let me Out” Bonhom, LA’s top dream pop band, has written and recorded their song, “Free My Love,” to advocate the freedom to... read more

Press Review

June 20, 2012

Paul Birchall – LA Weekly – GO! First time playwright Cal Barnes’s fierce drama – an auspicious theatrical debut — explores the sometimes vague difference between seeking redemption and living in denial. A young, kindly intentioned preacher (Brett Colbeth) counsels a troubled young woman (Gowrie Hayden), and, while at first he can’t understand her inexpl... read more

Sponsor the Fringe

November 01, 2009 by Ben Hill

Sponsoring the Fringe exposes your brand to thousands of audience members, artists, and community members. Fringe Festivals are major players in the arts world; companies sponsoring these events are committed to the arts in their communities. Here are just a few reasons to become a supporter: Build brand goodwill through your support of hundreds of events, performances, and ... read more

Phil the Void; With Press Releases!

June 03, 2010

PRESS CONTACT: ANITA LEE / (818) 416.1628 or [email protected] OR NOELLE DARLING / (562) 221-3135 or [email protected] FOR IMMEDIATE ... read more

The Path to a Meaningful Connection in LA? Phoebe Neidhardt, lost beyond all GPS range, leads the way at the Hollywood DMV.

June 09, 2010

Your cell phones, lap tops, Kindles, and paperbacks can’t keep you safe forever…Break out of your bubble and surrender to the surreal silliness of Phoebe Neidhardt’s seamless transformation into a virtual cast of LA’s most bizarre, tenderly misguided, and desperately hopeful characters. Believe it or not, she fits right in. Life at the DMV - it’s wher... read more

For Immediate Release - This Vicious Minute

May 09, 2012

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Ben Moroski Cell Phone: (530) 574-8363 Email: [email protected] GUTS WILL SPILL “This Vicious Minute”, a penetrating look at self-injury, to be presented at this y... read more

Blog Critics: Review of HAIR at The El Centro

June 05, 2012

http://blogcritics.org/culture/article/theatre-review-la-hair-at-the/ It’s remarkable just how kind time has been to Rado, Ragni and MacDermot’s Hair. Debuting in 1967 at New York’s Public Theater, it was an audience shocker with its antiwar stance and positive messages about racial integration and drug use, along with its daring onstage nudity. The most striking ... read more

CHELA throws powerful punches...

May 01, 2011

With humor and witty lines that make the story so accessible to all, CHELA throws powerful punches, with shocking honesty, to shake us up into consciousness… Josefina Lopez Author of "Real Women Have Curves”... read more

Den Of Thieves by Stephen Adly Guirgis

June 01, 2010

“Only a Bunch of Stupid F@#$ng Idiots Could Mess This Up!” Beginning June 18th, Den of Thieves written by Stephen Adly Guirgis and directed by Matthew Calloway takes the stage planning to leave Hollywood audiences in stitches and begging for more. In conjunction with the Hollywood Fringe Festival, Fresh Baked Theatre Company is dedicated to exposing new and unpublished works on the main s... read more

LA WEEKLY PRESS REVIEW: GO/THE WOMEN OF TU-NA HOUSE

June 29, 2012

LA Weekly: 2012 Hollywood Fringe Reviews Neal Weaver – LA Weekly 6/21/12 GO/The Women of Tu-Na House Tu-na House is an Asian massage parlor-cum-brothel. The eight women include the religious madam, the jaded and understandably cynical prostitutes, and even one man: an elderly tea server and former actor for the Peking Opera who specialized in playing female roles. All a... read more

21st Century Marilyn

April 08, 2014

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 21st Century Marilyn to Hollywood Fringe Festival The Flight Theatre @ The Complex Theatres 6476 Santa Monica Blvd. (Theatre Row), Hollywood June 05-8 pm, Preview! June 21-8:30 pm June 13-7 pm June 22-5 pm June 14-6:30 pm June 27-9:15 pm June 19-8 pm... read more