Photo Flash: NO HOMO at Hollywood Fringe, 7/25-31
NO HOMO sweeps the Hollywood Fringe Festival Closing Night Awards, winning The Golden Elephant Award for Golden Playwright (Brandon Baruch); the Ezra Buzzington Spirit of the Fringe Award for Best Director (Jessica Hanna); the Fringe Freak Award for Best in Ensemble Theater; the Fringe Freak Award for Fringe First - Best World Premiere; and garnering nominations for The Golden Elephant Award for Golden Production; The O-Face Award for Most org*smic Playwright (Brandon Baruch); The Ezra Buzzington Spirit of the Fringe Award for Best Playwright (Brandon Baruch); and The Fringe Freak Award for Top of Fringe.
Check below to see photos from the production!
NO HOMO was also awarded the Encore Producers' Award and will receive three extension performances at Theatre Asylum (6320 Santa Monica Blvd) on Friday July 25, Wednesday July 30, and Thursday July 31, all performances at 8pm.
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Photo Credit: Clarke Surrey
Jonny Rodgers, Elizabeth Ellson, and Benjamin Durham
Jonny Rodgers and Henry McMillan
Jonny Rodgers and Benjamin Durham
Jonny Rodgers and Benjamin Durham
Jonny Rodgers and Benjamin Durham
Henry McMillan and AJ Jones
Elizabeth Ellson, Henry McMillan, and AJ Jones
Elizabeth Ellson and Lizzie Adelman
Elizabeth Ellson and Benjamin Durham
Elizabeth Ellson and Lizzie Adelman
Benjamin Durham, Henry McMillan, and AJ Jones
Benjamin Durham and Jonny Rodgers
Benjamin Durham and Jonny Rodgers
Benjamin Durham and Jonny Rodgers
Benjamin Durham and AJ Jones
AJ Jones and Jonny Rodgers
AJ Jones and Henry McMillan
Henry McMillan
Henry McMillan
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