KATIEROSE DONOHUE ENRIQUEZ (she/her)

Puerto Rican drag king Ramón returns with his interactive new show: RADICAL ACTS: Tomfoolery, Grief & Whimsy! Expect games, calls to action, & a glow-in-the-dark grief dance party to tackle tyranny. Cuz when a wannabe king and his court of chaos run the show, we don’t bow down — we clap back!

The Strong Stoic Straitz bros are taking their hit manosphere podcast to the Fringe stage. Their mission? To officially TAKE BACK THEATER for MEN! Thus, they are doing their latest episode as a FULL MUSICAL. FINALLY, a musical from the straight, male perspective...for once! (All cast female.)

LA-based playwright Stacie Burrows thought she grew up rich in Texas in the 80s, only to find out it was all a facade. Learn how she got poor quick in this humorous-serious solo show about debt featuring an original soundtrack.

It’s a talk show that’s also a Hollywood Fringe show that’s all about the Hollywood Fringe! Can you even believe it?

One hour multi-media, solo theatrical concert based on true events by Texas-born, LA-based performer Stacie Burrows. No Good Drunk is a Southern Gothic blend of stories and songs about love gone wrong.

Laughs! Surprises! Music and more! A late nite talk show ABOUT Hollywood Fringe. Host Alex Enriquez is your guide through 50ish minutes of fun, with interviews and performances from fellow Fringers. Look, if you think you could do a better fake talk show YOU do it!

Facing medical misadventures in the mecca of wellness, former Texan and recovering Jehovah’s Witness, Stacie Burrows clings to her piano searching for Zen amongst LA’s quakes and quacks. Laughable is not a mental breakdown, it’s a musical comedy! Directed by Katierose Donohue Enriquez.

Tony Bartolone digs deep into the underbelly of society in this insanely funny exploration of self.

WINNER! Platinum Medal! Best of Broadwater! Best Character Driven Solo Show! Set on a stoop in Philadelphia, where humor is a defense mechanism and self-care is a punchline, Kathleen Burke battles to remain authentic while facing inevitable change. Like "Mare of Easttown” but funny with zero murder