You’ve found ’em! For #HFF26, LAFPI is proud to again partner with the Hollywood Fringe Festival during the month of June, supporting and promoting women+ and nonbinary writers. Go Here for Info if you are an HFF Artist. To submit your show, Go Here!
Congrats on your show and thanks for finding us! We’re looking forward to working with you to promote you and your show and connect you to other Fringe Femmes. We had such a blast online at our Fringe Femmes #HFF26 Happy Hour Gathering, and can’t wait to connect in person! Here’s What You Do Next… … Continue reading Letter to “Women on the Fringe” & Fringe Femmes
Women on the Fringe! LA FPI Video Blog featuring female playwrights @ the Hollywood Fringe Festival We are excited to be back at the Fringe viewing new work by women playwrights for LA FPI’s Women on the Fringe. And thank you Hollywood Fringe for having LA FPI back. Susan Sassi is one hard-working writer, producer and actor! … Continue reading Zombies, Regency and Women on the Fringe 2014!
Women on the Fringe! LA FPI Video Blog featuring female playwrights @ the Hollywood Fringe Festival In ancient Greece the playwright was poeisis: the act of making plays and the root of the modern word, poetry. It is said that poïetic (Greek for creative, meaning productive or formative) work reconciles thought with matter and time, … Continue reading Poeisis, Blindsided and Women on the Fringe!
After a year off, the Hollywood Fringe Festival was back this year, big in energy if a bit smaller in size and a different sort of shape, being a hybrid of live and virtual performances. But one thing that was not scaled back in 2021 was the Fringe Femmes presence and energy. Nope, the Women … Continue reading Women (Back) on the Fringe: #HFF21 #FringeFemmes Kudos & Numbers
by Guest Blogger Samantha Emily Evans In the backroom of the Samuel French Bookstore on Sunset Boulevard surrounded by brilliant manuscripts, a group of forty or so women came together to support each other in their Hollywood Fringe endeavors. It was inspiring. The place was buzzing with pre-Fringe excitement, as postcards and smiles were exchanged. … Continue reading Women, Writing, and Mimosas – LAFPI #FringeFemmes Gathering
Less than a week ago I was a Fringe virgin, tentatively taking my seat as I prepared to see a show about elementary school crushes and Hallmark Valentines stamped Return to Sender. Four shows later, I can almost call myself a savvy Fringer, flashing my badge and glibly leafing through my press packet as I … Continue reading THE WOMEN OF TU-NA HOUSE at The Hollywood Fringe
by Constance Jaquay Strickland Quick peeks at #HFF25’s “Women on the Fringe” by Fringe Femmes who are behind the scenes this year. Click Here for all Check-Ins WHO: Linzy Beltran WHAT: El Mago Loco WHERE: The Cats Crawl, 660 N Heliotrope Dr WHY: Because Linzy Beltran blows your mind with her fearlessness, candor, and heart at … Continue reading #FringeFemmes Check-Ins: El Mago Loco
by Constance Jaquay Strickland Quick peeks at #HFF25’s “Women on the Fringe” by Fringe Femmes who are behind the scenes this year. Click Here for all Check-Ins WHO: Annalisa Limardi WHAT: No WHERE: Eastwood Performing Arts Center (Main Space), 1089 N Oxford Av WHY: Because No is a fully embodied physical piece that pulls you into a … Continue reading #FringeFemmes Check-Ins: No
by Constance Jaquay Strickland Quick peeks at #HFF25’s “Women on the Fringe” by Fringe Femmes who are behind the scenes this year. Click Here for all Check-Ins WHO: Aditi Pradhan WHAT: Riding in Cars with Girls WHERE: 905 Cole Theatre, 905 Cole Av WHY: Because this show grabs you by the heartstrings. Because Aditi found a beautiful, … Continue reading #FringeFemmes Check-Ins: Riding in Cars with Girls
