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From the politically motivated urban violence of Kingston, Jamaica to Chicago's promise and perils, "From a Yardie to a Yankee" is the true story of one young woman's journey, hopes and dream.

A mix of physical theatre and Vaudeville, this new work strives to rise above what we believe to be true. By taking a bold look at the power of racial stereotypes and how they have shaped the American entertainer, on and off stage. It is a tribute to the of legend Bert Williams.

Set in Haight-Ashbury in the Summer of 1968, during the height of the Counterculture Movement, Black Panther Huey Newton's murder/kidnapping trial, and local university protests, A Prayer for the Infidel explores the passions, sacrifices and broken dreams of those called to a life of revolution.

A new play about the delicate balance between friendship, love, intimacy, sexuality, identity, and bromance.

Oscar Wilde’s masterful comedy galavants through a world obsessed with appearances, money and social-status. (The polar opposite of Hollywood culture. Wink face.) By presenting the lovers as gay men, Queer Classics creates a play more hysterically fabulous than Oscar could get away with in his time.

From the twisted minds of award winning playwright Nate Rufus Edelman and new playwright Ron Zwang, comes an hour of short plays. Soul mates on a desolate road. A first date. A vegan lost in the desert. Two dudes in a bar (x2). Warning: There may be puppets...

What happens when we allow love to be the ground we stand upon instead of our dreams? Find out in this one-woman journey into the depths of forgetting who you are and the heights of remembering. Directed by: Jessica Johnson Written by and starring: Kyla Garcia

4 shorts 4 actors 5 writers 7 trees full of metaphor, whimsy, philosophy, humor, dance, tears, joy. SEEKING STILL-Online dating is hard for trees. TREE COUNSEL-A sign from God or just a tree? SOPHISTREE-What if the tree doesn't want to be saved? DOES IT MAKE A SOUND?-In the forest, eat your lover.

David Blatter & Leeman Parker return to the L.A. Fringe with their brand new show "Magic and Other Dangerous Things." As winners of the 2012 L.A. Comedy Festival and Best of Fringe Awards in Hollywood Fringes 2012 & 2013, their magic and other dangerous things are sure to get you off - guaranteed.

Follow Mariah as she journeys into her religious past all while trapped on a six hour flight next to a proselytizing Jehovah's Witness. We meet nine characters from Mariah's Catholic upbringing, including a few showdowns with the devil, as she discovers both the insanity and beauty in believing.