Join Alison Logan, The Original Classy Broad, as she aims to convict each and every one of her ex boyfriends, through hilarious and heartfelt stories and a delicious array of songs. You, the audience and jury, get to decide if these scoundrels are innocent...or guilty as charged!

In this daring dramedy, performer Michelle Jewsbury opens up about the harsh realities of her personal experience and shines a spotlight on an all too common issue that both men and women face: Domestic Violence.

Justin is always a one-man-show. Now it’s just happening on a stage. You Got It is a fabulously entertaining journey into Justin's one-of-a-kind world filled with nonagenarian land ladies and gladiator men. “Justin Kopplin is…utterly attention grabbing...” -SFVmedia.com

A humorous, dramatic, faith-based and fact-filled story about the performer’s real life battle with 2 brain tumors. From “The Strangeness of Friends” to “Survivor Guilt” and “Eating My Words”, Victory?! chronicles 19 years of the life of this brain tumor patient/survivor.

One man's journey from fear to freedom with a Ukrainian dog and some shredded cheese.

Annie Abbott (Transparent, Castle, Californication, 9 years on LA Law) wrote and performs Giving Up Is Hard To Do, an irreverent, funny take on the audacity and grit needed to be a working character actor and to survive the hurdles of online dating. Joel Zwick (My Big Fat Greek Wedding) directs.

The Church of Scientology had actress Cathy Schenkelberg for 14 years; 5 years after leaving them behind, she has the courage to tell us all about it. This hilarious and horrifying story unfolds under the direction of Shirley Anderson.

"I would have ended my life,it was only my art that held me back". The show depicts Beethoven's rise as a musical genius,his struggles with love and society and focuses on his battle with his sickness, his fall, his regaining of hope through art and fight for immortality. Life is short,Art eternal.

Hop aboard a tour of Hollywood's messy queer history. From Rock Hudson's hushed AIDS battle to the real heroes at the Stonewall riots to the sinister Reaganite 80s, The Gay Guide to Tinseltown explores how far the LGBTQ movement has actually come.

A play of hope and magic! A tenacious boy from the docks idolises Houdini and commits himself to emulate his hero, but working class life in Edwardian Britain gets in the way. Suitable for all the family.

In commemoration of the 50th Anniversary of the BLACK POWER MOVEMENT (1966-2016), Meshaun Labrone wrote "POWER!" Stokely Carmichael. The play takes an absurdist journey into the mind of revolutionary, Stokely Carmichael.

As the highest-paid non-sex performer in Adult Entertainment, Frank Bukkwyd brings his (not X-rated) behind-the-scenes tales of porn production experience to life! Expect intimations of naughtiness, but no actual demonstrations, mind you -- if you want that, you have the Internet, right?

This is the monodrama and the performer transforms into various characters only with simple props and movements. The children could be a leading creator making the sound which has not existed in the world, being a problem solver of the fart incident.

After a series of heartbreaks, comedian and storyteller Christopher Piehler finds his own way of recovering from getting dumped: going on horseback riding trips around the world. From Ireland to Scotland to Hungary to Malibu to Australia, he falls off horses, into bogs, and back into love.

Set in the dystopian world after the United States suffers Civil War II, “Infinite Expectation of the Dawn” weaves the stories of Joan and Alicia, two perspectives from a country burdened with fear, who both made personal sacrifices to create their ideal reality.