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Is Hollywood Fringe finally becoming the theater festival that L.A. deserves?

After 16 years, Hollywood Fringe is finally becoming the kind of cohesive festival that L.A. deserves. Most surprisingly, the super-powered new version of the massive theater festival was born out of COVID disruption.

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According to Los Angeles Times’s source item, Is Hollywood Fringe finally becoming the theater festival that L.A. deserves?, After 16 years, Hollywood Fringe is finally becoming the kind of cohesive festival that L.A. deserves. Most surprisingly, the super-powered new version of the massive theater festival was born out of COVID disruption.

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