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We Are All Burning at Hollywood Fringe Festival
Dates: 6/15/2026 - 6/21/2026
📍 Theatre: Hollywood Fringe Festival
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We Are All Burning is an original play by Los Angeles-based writer Travers Tobis, set during the height of the Luddite uprising of 1812. The play follows a group of young men returning home from war to find their jobs disappearing, their community unraveling, and their world changing faster than they can understand. As tensions escalate, they are forced to choose between submission, resistance, and survival. The production draws parallels between the Luddite movement and contemporary debates surrounding automation, artificial intelligence, and economic displacement.
Cast and Creative Team for We Are All Burning at Hollywood Fringe Festival
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Travers Tobis
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Travers Tobis
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WE ARE ALL BURNING To Play Hollywood Fringe
May 30, 2026 WE ARE ALL BURNING, a new play by Travers Tobis, comes to the Hollywood Fringe Festival drawing parallels between the 1812 Luddite uprising and today's debates over AI and economic displacement.About the Theatre
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