Four friends, two couples: "We Can Be One" follows a US Marine returning from Iraq, and the three friends planning his party. Young, in love, and all too human, the two couples confront the heavy burdens of hope, promise and PTSD. With music and lyrics by LA-based songwriter Jaeger Christian.

Set in an unnamed but all-too-familiar temporary holding cell, a cast of broken-down characters and misfit renegades fueled by booze are forced to put their real life journey on hold, for at least a brief moment… or forever…because it may just be the end of the world.

CHROMA is back for two weekends only after last year's run of sold-out performances! This classical music ensemble creates a narrative journey with sketches, spoken word, singing, sets, costumes, mime, and dance, for children of all ages. It’s one of the finest children's shows you'll see in L.A.

Sung in Italian with English subtitles, "Belli Gemelli" is an operatic family sitcom set in the 90's. Jon, a teenage orphan, creates an alter-ego to date twin sisters and weasel his way into their family. Tensions mount at prom until Jon makes a decision that brings the family closer than ever.

Next to Normal is a musical about mental illness portrayed in a realistic, accurate way that illustrates one woman’s struggle with mental illness and the effect that has on both her and her family’s lives. This production features a cast and crew made up of teenagers between the ages of 14 and 19.

A new musical from the award-winning creative team of The Real Housekeepers of Studio City. Bronies: The Musical is the story of three outsiders who find purpose, meaning, love - and each other - all thanks to cartoon ponies.

DEAR JOHN, WHY YOKO?" - Inspired by John Lennon’s controversial love for Yoko Ono, this original rock musical is the Rock ‘n Roll “Romeo and Juliet” story about two rebels from opposite ends of the world who stood together for LOVE, causing a revolution in a time of fear & prejudice.

A new musical comedy about a junior pastor who defies his mentor and hijacks Sunday service to expose the secrets of his church.

An unscrupulous art gallery owner tries to take advantage of an aspiring artist and his secretive model girlfriend. Book and lyrics by Deanne Davis and Music by David Wheatley

One of the characters in Songs for a New World says "I don't want to philosophize. I just want to tell a story." That line describes Songs for a New World perfectly; In fact, it tells a whole collection of stories about life in a new world – even against seemingly overwhelming odds, I will survive!

LA PREMIERE! This musical comedy sendup of 1950s sci-fi B-movies takes a satirical look at American ideals and foibles during the cold war and space race paranoia of the Eisenhower era. A unanimous hit with critics in its 1995 Off-Broadway premiere, this show now makes its long-awaited LA debut!

Dr. Richard Giraffenstein, on his journey across the African savannah, creates a Monster, who, confused and angry, attempts to find a true home for himself. The tale of Shelley's 'Frankenstein,' as you've never seen it before. Song, dance, and danger. And they're all giraffes.

Pieces Of Carra is a musical memoir about embracing the inevitable.

The award-winning DOMA Theatre Company and Requiem Media Productions bring you a world premiere musical based on Oscar Wilde's famous novel THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY.

Picture it... London, 1922. Anthony Marigold-Bentley (Bank Clerk Third-class) meets Edith, a very modern woman- with ideas. Swept up into a world of romantic ideals, they throw caution to the wind and decide to take a trip up the Amazon River with the help of a witty narrator, a pianist and a canoe.