**This event is postponed** This online 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.

The second town hall will focus primarily on making the most of your festival experience. There will be an informational session led by Ben Hill, followed by a Q&A session.

A stableboy who wants to be a knight. A noblewoman who wants her freedom. And the monster who wants to eat them both. A new all-ages fantasy adventure musical from the creators of THE BULLY PROBLEM. (Nominated for seven HFF19 awards including Best Musical, Top of the Fringe, and Fringe First.)

A unicorn, dragon, and phoenix walk into a theater to discuss the REAL history and lives of mythical creatures. Maybe unicorns have drug problems, or phoenixes have anxiety disorders, or a dragon is really a lizard in costume? Who knows! *Show may also contain comedy and ventriloquism*

CHRISTINE HAUER YOU? I'll tell you. Come see a one-lady cabaret celebrating imagination AND excavating epiphanies. Yes, jokes and stories, yes, poems and songs, YES brazen attempts to make 60 minutes a little more playful, twinkly and distinct et al. OH and yes, there will be invisible lawn gnomes.

When the apocalypse occurs with little warning, can three inexperienced people and a bunch of binders save the future of humanity?

A one-act comedy that tells the story of an overworked assistant in LA and the impossible task her high-rolling boss has faced her with: to find a "rare canary" in one day. Based on a true story, "The Canary" strives to unite all those pursuing their own Hollywood story...with a lot of laughs.

In this 56 min rollercoaster of characters, juggling, puppets and dancing, Héctor guides audiences through the universal journey of love- from heartbeat to heartbreak to hallelujah. It digs through the layers of loneliness in us all to find the acceptance hidden inside.

When a pompous time traveling actor from the future gets stuck in Elizabethan england, his only way home is by teaming up with a wannabe playwright and a traveling theatre company to create a Elizabethan version of Star Wars.

A FREE concert of songs by musical theatre writers between the ages of 18-26

A panel discussion with writers/producers/creators of musicals at the Fringe Festival. Moderated by Fringe Producer Michael Blaha. Hosted by New Musicals Inc.

Brendan was a timid Chicago boy before chancing on a new job in Amsterdam. Before too long, he had become expat Eurotrash.

A stage adaptation of Luis J. Rodriguez's iconic memoir about gang life in Los Angeles. Spanning the time of 3 decades, Always Running shows one man's journey struggling to overcome the streets and gang culture of L.A through art, the Chicano movement, poetry & community advocacy.

A FREE concert of songs by musical theatre writers between the ages of 18-26

One woman's journey through the hilariously tragic world of mental illness.