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Send in the clowns…don’t hurry they’re here — in the Open Fist's circus-themed satire.

From a no‑net improv high‑wire act to a prop‑driven death‑loop comedy, Hollywood Fringe 2026 offered two closing-week solo shows that stretched the form in opposite, exhilarating directions.

Step inside Test Pilots Studios, where the cameras are furry, the crew is on the verge of mutiny, and the audience keeps hijacking the narrative with futuristic tech devices. It’s a show about shows inside a show that skewers the Hollywood tradition of show selections.

In this comedic play set during the French Revolution the pen really is mightier than the sword. But a dagger isn't bad either.

Two Hollywood Blvd. standouts grace the stages of Fringe this week. A fanciful, time-jumping, reimagining of the Greek myth and a solo-performed, searing portrayal of an ego-fueled music pop star gone bat-shit crazy...meaning, even crazier than the others.

A cast starring litigious Mattel toys, a flightless fly, a guide on how to survive and even thrive at social gatherings, and a perfectly primetime-pride-timed werewolf parody all add up to a memorably wacky preview weekend at Hollywood Fringe 2026.

“I see dead people…and one of them might keep me from joining them.” The Ministry of Peculiarities elevates the concept of escape room to another realm.

"Tomorrow we disappear!” proclaims the leader, but how it will happen is the question. By force or by choice, maybe you’ll help them decide.

Immersive adventure jumps across time and literature in a mash-up of Wellsian creations that’s quite unlike anything you’ve seen. Make time for it.

“Blindness can get in the way of business,” suggests a character in this Poe-inspired immersive. Not so here in the intriguing production; in fact, it might even enhance it.

Things are going down at the funk band’s record launch party and concert. Let’s hope it’s not Brassroots District themselves before the eventful night is through.

Who knew one of the premier theatrical events of early 2026 would be located down a dark alley in North Hollywood?

It should be Murders, because bodies are dropping at this joint faster than the 1920's stock market.

Burlesque, when it’s done right, when it’s performed memorably, comes not just with a wiggle and a tease; it tells a story.

Immersive Scene Los Angeles is getting several tips about productions in the future, and three in particular have us very excited!

Everything is harder in the rain, especially tracking a rogue spy who has betrayed the agency.

Arcadia is ablaze in holiday cheer and twinkling lights in this abundantly electrified spectacle.

It turns out even Santa and his North Pole team have been a bit naughty this year. Who knew a place so cold could get so hot.

You’d have to be a proper Scrooge not to find something to smile about at A Noise Within’s 2025 production of A Christmas Carol. The Pasadena-based theatre company is a reliable stalwart of this holiday classic

There’s an undeniably contemplative nature to the spectacular Astra Lumina immersive experience currently being held outdoors at the lovely South Coast Botanic Garden in Palos Verdes.