Dramatic

The Shape of me is a two-woman show about living out loud in fat bodies. The show is a call to action to create a more inclusive and diverse world meant to encourage folks to embrace love, life, and adventure in the body they have

Cantankerous Chicago columnist Mike Royko just may be the toughest man in Chicago as he takes on corporate greed, mobsters, celebrities, racism, and the Mayor of Chicago, in this multi-media solo show tour de force by Hollywood Fringe veteran Mitchell Bisschop. Tickets: hff22.co/7567

An unexpected through line disrupts a college student’s grief, leaving her to wonder if she’ll ever get back up on her feet.

Myra and Kellon Gray, a set of twins, are taking refuge from a pandemic of killer bugs in their family's summer cabin when a bleeding stranger shows up on their doorstep. The twins must confront their past and each other in order to find their path forward.

Indian-Thai actress and writer Almanya Narula makes her LA stage debut as Noor Inayat Khan: Indian princess, British spy, & Gestapo enemy #1. In this thrilling imagining of the last 30 minutes of her life, Noor's decisions will forever change the tide of a war we thought we knew everything about.

A story about a woman who's here today, but miles away. We center on the struggles of being a slave to the human mind. Cecilia feels haunted, and her days are foggy. She’s afraid to leave her home, leaving others to pick up the slack. When you’re completely out of control, who’s in control?

4 scenes during the months/weeks/days/hours before the Earth is swallowed by a black hole.

A follow up to the smash hit Scarlett Fever at HFF19. Creator John Wuchte explores the lives of 7 characters through gesture, dance, song, text, aprons and heels. A whimsical, quirky, physical-musical with kinetic choreography accompanied by live percussion, 7 original songs and a talking shirt.

25 plays in 60 minutes. Hold on to your butts. A “Bracingly Paced Tour De Force” – LA Weekly

*Winner: Best Solo Performance: L.A. Drama Critics Circle Awards 2022* *Nominee: Top of the Fringe - HFF22* Beer. Liquor. Football. The three things Dog needs to get by. And right now, he needs a whole lot of each one. A dark comedy about a man coping with the death of his dog.

Ascension Day written by Timothy Mason is a one-act play that follows the lives of nine Wisconsin teenagers at a bible camp as they navigate their varying levels of faith, trust, and discipline. Winner of the Encore Producers Award! Extended to July 3rd and July 5th!

A duo show of contemporary Flamenco by guitarist Raul Mannola and dancer Aylin Bayaz. The show is a musical journey, a growth story via music and dance, where the character discovers a new path by overcoming obstacles. Elegance, strength, delicacy.

The world is so chaotic that time itself has broken. Two families from 1971 and 2021 live in the same house simultaneously. The families must learn from each other in order to bring wisdom, compassion and empathy back to their own time period to help them heal their respective family dysfunction.

Based on the inspiring webseries available through New Musicals Inc., this live stage show is a collection of short musicals about veterans, in their own words. Each evening will be different - with four different veteran stories featured each evening.

Described as a “beautiful piece of solo artistry,” Too Big for Her Britches, is a one-woman musical dramedy with 7 live, original songs and 25 characters. It's a “must-see rollercoaster of emotions." A battle between her Inner Shame and Inner Warrioress to break generational trauma and love.