Comedy

LOLlywood Kidz Comedy Show features Hollywood's funniest teens performing improv, sketch comedy and stand-up. These kids will have you LOL'ing all the way to the Justin Bieber concert! Directed by Ray Chao. LOLlywood is a Know Laughing Matter Production (www.knowlaughingmatter.org)

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.”

"NO REFUNDS" is a grab bag of stand up, filmed/live sketches and original songs. Expect an hour of laughing that isn't side splitting, but just enough to make you go "Yeah - that felt nice." NO REFUNDS!

This is not just another close up magic show! Jon Armstrong has traveled around the world with just his wit and a pack of cards. Come to this rare public performance and experience the type of magic and humor that has amazed and entertained audiences the world over!

Martini & Olive are a tragically unhip 70s comedy lounge duo that perform a hilariously cheesy 60 minute variety show. “You’ll howl with delight as this happy faced duo launches into absurd medleys... a delightfully god-awful lounge act riotously over the top.” - LA Weekly

Sweet Nothings: One Act Comedies+Music will enlighten you and answer many of your most pressing questions like: What is my date thinking? and Why can't I have a two minute orgasm? Directed by Scott Bloom, Written by Raegan Payne, Music by Trey Green.

A 20 something girl tells the story of her so-far meaningless yet holding-out-hope-for-grandeur life in an admittedly awkward, unapologetically silly, and merrily self-deprecating light as she searches to find the dreams and fearlessness she had as a child.

Meet Carla indoors since 9/11 'til the Station Fire forces her out to meet her neighbors. A modern noire bipolar, stoner, agoraphobic sign twirler. It’s the upside of delusion. By Clara York 6/12@ 7:30; 6/18@ 10:30; 6/19@ 6; 6/24@ 10:30: Artworks Theater-Studio A; 6567 Santa Monica Blvd. $12

Porter he was and Porter he remains even though the world around him has changed for better or worse. Through movement, A'Capella music and Shakespeare's text Porter's Macbeth episodically examines the events of the original play through the eyes of the loneliest man known to Scotland.

Here’s some reality entertainment for you: elementary school. Comedian and 4th grade teacher, Beth McGregor, puts these two worlds together in a show with more hair-pulling than Jerry Springer, more grammar mistakes than Jersey Shore, and more questionable choices than Flavor of Love 1, 2, AND 3!

Visit me in person and ask me anything you want! See how I come up with quick answers to all your burning questions in 40 languages! Hang out with me and my friends Twitter, Facebook and Yahoo. Meet Craig and his list, Tom and his space, Wiki and his pedia! Help us mock our arch nemesis, Bing!

If you like donuts- you'll love Veronica! This 10 character one woman show about a busty, bubbly, binge-eating actress who moves from San Francisco to Tinseltown in search of stardom will resonate with you for weeks. Hilarious, fast-paced, musical, raunchy and poignant- it's a must see!

ACTOR UNDER FIRE directed by Anita Khanzadian is the story of my enlistment in the Air Force. Being sent to Viet Nam and cast in a tour of Neil Simon’s "STAR SPANGLED GIRL”. ACTOR UNDER FIRE tells the story of my observation of the effects of war on soldiers and civilians - both tragic and humorous-

Join certified yoga instructor Casey Gates as she bends her way into seven different characters in this hilarious, one woman show about yoga. Eastern philosophies meet Western personalities as all of us strive for THE YOGAMERICAN DREAM. Beginner-friendly and master-approved.

The family drama has never been as raucous or funny as in this absurd comedy by Catherine Pelonero, directed by Dan Berkowitz. If kitchen sink drama bores the hell out of you, this is for you! Due to the graphic nature, people who think Death of a Salesman is the best play ever will not be admitted.