Projects At Los Angeles Lgbt Center

The workshop will be led by a panel of past participants and other veteran community members who can offer you an insider perspective of putting up a show on the Fringe as well as expert advice on marketing and networking.

This one-man show is a personal love narrative told through acting, Yiddish song, music, and puppetry. Moti, the grandson, reveals lifelong lessons learned from his Hungarian grandmother’s life’s journey, winding its way from a village in Hungary, through the Holocaust, and to a small town in Israel

Join us for the event of the season: the Opening Night Party at LGBT Center (1125 N McCadden Pl)! A night of drinks, dancing, meeting your fellow participants & more. VIP packages available. Entrance requires a $5 Fringe Button ($3 for participants, primary contacts for shows receive one for free).

Four men, two cell phones, one hook-up app ... What could possibly go right?

You know the type. They seem to have it all: cash, charm, and connections. We let them play by different rules. But when a boy is found dead and two more stand to hang, justice is put under the microscope and we have to ask: how did we get here, where are we going, and do we even have a choice?

Text by Lord Tennyson. After the suicide of his father, a young man, living alone in Victorian England, struggles to find purpose through a passionate romance with Maud, ultimately learning that his feelings of loneliness & violence are inescapable.

An honest and humorous look at the emotional journey we take from our middle-years to becoming seniors of society. JULY 21 PM FINAL SHOW. REVIEWS: "Not a wrong note anywhere" - Night Tinted Glasses. "He kept the audience entranced throughout" - Indie Voice Blog.

Kate has everything she’s ever dreamed of and so does Kate’s husband’s girlfriend. Armed with the sex-positive ethos of The Ethical Slut, Kate plunges into the world of polyamory and has no idea what she is in for.

Are you looking for a place where everybody knows your name? A safe place of like-minded individuals? A support group, for the likes of you? A Serial Killer? Then the Red Bar is for you. Remember, what happens at the Red Bar stays at the Red Bar. Don’t talk about the Red Bar.

S.O.S. is an original theatre piece about love and resilience in times of crisis. As loneliness and alienation reach epidemic proportions, a group of strangers find connection and meaning through love letters of the past, and by discovering the power that lies in small moments of humanity.