Sponsored by LA's most popular theatre site, Bitter Lemons, and moderated by its Editor-in-Chief, Colin Mitchell, Theatrically Incorrect will be an irreverent yet substantive discussion, tapping the best minds in LA Theatre, on how best to use the challenges that our city offers to our advantage.

scenes from lolpera: an epik opera about teh internets and the memeing of life... with a libretto created entirely from stupid cat pictures.

Patrick Bristow and the Improvatorium Players give you an hour long tilt at Old Testament story telling. Costumed and completely improvised, each performance is completely unique and made up on the spot based on audience suggestions. More naughty than blasphemous, but you never know!

Robert and the smart aleck Magic Mirror (think "Snow White") get a free trip to space. While Robert “bros out” with billionaire Sir Richard Branson, the Magic Mirror befriends a like-minded super computer. Join them on a singing, dancing, action-packed adventure that’s not afraid to get weird.

Yes, Edgar Allan Poe is alive and he's a very bad guy. Not only does he steal the souls from young writers but he's also destroying Hollywood at the same time.

Rue Murphy has five maxed out credit cards and an ex-child star daughter who is now “knitting with one needle.” In this grey world of realityTV, chemical cocktails and financial anorexia, Jennifer Aniston glimmers, a beacon of beauty and hope, the emblem of that most glorious creature, The Celebrity

One disc jockey, five actors, and a live band delight audiences with original sketches, songs, and metaphysical ramblings. Named "Best of Comedy" at the Hollywood Fringe Festival 2011. Watch past shows, listen to sweet tunes, and download podcasts at www.lostmoonradio.com.

Take a little SNL, mix in a dose of The Daily Show & Colbert Report and sprinkle it all with classic sketch comedy shows like The Carol Burnett Show and SCTV. Put that all together and you get Hollywood's best sketch comedy show, Second City This Week.