SISTER WIVEZ World Premiere Set for Hollywood Fringe Festival
Marta Myers' dark polygamist farce will play Upstairs @ El Centro with an ensemble LA comedy cast
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Hail Mary Harry Productions and live comedy producer, Jim Belden, have announced the World Premiere of SISTER WIVEZ, a 50-minute dark polygamist comedy by Marta Myers, at the 2026 Hollywood Fringe Festival. SISTER WIVEZ will perform Thursdays and Sundays throughout June at Upstairs @ El Centro (1103B N El Centro Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90038).
SISTER WIVEZ is a bizarre farce highlighting the events leading up to the anniversary dinner of five sister wives and their shared husband in real(-ish) time. This nightmare play explores the modern village, a woman's purpose, and whether or not God is actually chill with lesbians.
The cast of SISTER WIVEZ boasts an unstoppable spread of LA-based comedians and actors including Abby Schell, Brock St. Clair (Thursdays only), Jacob Schran, Jim Belden (also co-director), Josiah Conway, Jordan Katcher, Jordan Knapp, Justin Page (Sundays only), Lindsay Lewis, Marta Myers (also writer and co-director), and Mercedes Ohlen (also co-director).
SISTER WIVEZ runs for five performances on June 7th at 2:15pm (preview), June 11th at 7:15pm, June 18th at 7:45pm, June 21st at 3:45pm, and June 28th at 9:15pm. Tickets for SISTER WIVEZ are $20 and can be purchased online at https://www.hollywoodfringe.org/projects/13638?tab=tickets starting on May 1st.
Artwork by Josiah Conway
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