It’s '94 backstage in a men’s bathroom as four female musicians prep for a gig on the eve of their big break. A nostalgic, yet timely examination of the grunge era, indefinable feminism, the stakes we create in pursuit of our dreams, and the tenuous relationships upon which all bands are built.

This roller coaster ride has many twists and turns from PG to R-Rated material so make sure you're tall enough to ride the rides!! We make fun of everything and everybody. No Rules!!!

Lost Moon Radio is a psychedelic blend of dry sketch comedy and wet rock and roll. Come watch one disc jockey, five actors, and a five piece band delight audiences with original sketches, songs, and metaphysical ramblings.

'IF ONLY I LIKED STRIPPERS,' 'The PeniFesto,' and the rollicking 'TRANNY IN A TREE.' With original songs and monologues such as these, Sex and the Modern Man is at a crisis point. What is to be done? Sing original, bluesy pop songs, and share a few warped stories from the trenches of Guyville.

Come and laugh at the most cringe worthy musical extravaganza ever to be staged! Australian Comedian and musical virtuoso Jackie Loeb puts her vocal chops and reputation on the line to perform some of histories most appalling and pathetic excuses for songs. “One of the top 5 comics.”

Cavale kidnaps Slim, dreaming of making him the Rock and Roll Savior, but something is stopping him. Is it his family? Himself? The Lobster Man? This Sam Shepard one-act that borders on rock opera asks: can we really be everything we are all at once, or are our stage personas the whole package?

Music and Lyrics by Gregory Nabours. Directed by Patrick Pearson. The Trouble with Words is an exciting new song cycle for 3 men and 3 women which explores the relationships people have with words as well as with each other, and the slings and arrows of both.

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A pretentious but well-meaning documentary filmmaker (Warner) stumbles upon a hip new indie rock band called “The Moustache Bravado”. As he examines the behavior and relationships of the band members, we learn how they have each contributed to the band’s abrupt success.

Join the fabulous Moon Units, Lost Moon Radio's house band, for live-band karaoke! Jump on stage and sing along with the band to one of over 200 songs, hand-selected for your singing pleasure.

Written by Cynthia Glucksman and directed by Vincent Tula, CODA is a "dramatic album" of seven short plays, embodying the jagged journey of love, moving from first love to loss and co-dependency. The evening will include drama, music, dance, and a sparkling ensemble of talented performers.