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About Hunger Artists Theatre

Hunger Artists Theatre was a notable storefront venue in Fullerton, California, known for its provocative productions and premieres from the mid-1990s through 2012. Located at 699 S State College Blvd, Suite 699-A, the space contributed to Orange County's vibrant regional theatre scene before closing due to financial pressures from the Great Recession. While the original Hunger Artists space is no longer active, the site remains a point of local theatre history for visitors and readers curious about independent performance culture in Southern California.

On this page, you’ll find historical context, seating considerations, and practical tips that reflect how a dedicated venue experience used to operate in Fullerton. We’ll also highlight nearby hospitality options and transit ideas to make planning a visit easy, whether you’re researching the era or exploring ways to engage with local arts today.

Note: Hunger Artists Theatre is not currently active, and the 699 S State College Blvd space is used by other businesses. If you’re seeking current live performances in the area, we can help connect you with active venues and upcoming events in Fullerton and the greater Orange County region. We’ve got you with trusted information, local resources, and recommendations tailored to your plans.

Seating, parking, and nearby amenities are provided for context and historical reference, along with affiliate-friendly hotel and dining partners to help you secure convenient options for an easy night out in Fullerton.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Final known address: 699 S State College Blvd, Fullerton, CA 92831 (Suite 699-A).
  • Operated 1996–December 2012; closed due to financial pressures from the Great Recession.
  • Notable productions included Bash: Latter-Day Plays, 4.48 Psychosis, The Gog/Magog Project, and world premieres such as The Land Southward and The Flying Spaghetti Monster Holiday Pageant; Madame Guignol's Macabre Theatre was a Halloween staple.
  • Historical capacity reports place the storefront Vanguard venue at about 68 seats in 1993, with later plans for a 200-seat space at the same site.
  • Today, Hunger Artists is not active; the 699-S State College Blvd space is used by other businesses (not Hunger Artists).