PATHWAYS, the digital musical, starts and ends with "Trixy" thinking she is a tribal butterfly. Believing all who have experienced grief can hear her thoughts, she uses fine art, spoken word, song, original music and live percussion to share her story about loss, love and healing..

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.

A multimedia, time capsule of memories, secrets and most precious experiences of, The Belman sisters. Three sisters, who immigrate to America from the U.S.S.R before and after Perestroika. Intimate winks and glimpses of their past lives wander as they reinvent themselves in America.

Love and loss nearly always intertwine, but never as closely as when you discover your one true love is a dead body. A candid dark comedy about learning which things (and people) to bury. From the creator of the 2012 Hollywood Fringe solo hit “This Vicious Minute.”

Gaming geek Steve Smolinski has one hour to save the world. If only he didn't have to do it from his cubicle. While trying to save the kingdom, Steve must deal with his boss, costumers, his girlfriend, and the most frightening person of them all, his mother.

A single mystery can change the world. Human discovery is powered by our fascination with the unknown and the unreal. What personal mystery drives ourselves? In a 50 minute show, Jackson uses both magic and the psychology of the unknown to create an experience of magic in search of itself.

“What do you do?” What’s your deal?” “How’s it going in LA?” Using animation, music, and just the right amount of pissed off, Carmen Angelica attempts to answer everyone’s questions in her One Person Show “Who am I and What The Hell Am I doing? by Carmen Angelica Directed by Rebecca Drysdale

Discover what it means to be genderqueer in a house divided by social constructs of gender in this one act play that explores how one young individual's identity carries the spirit of Shakespeare's love Tragedy: Romeo & Juliet

Schachner Vs. Schachner the feel-bad comedy about family, identity and attempted murder is BACK! "Tragic" "Hilarious" "Heartbreaking" Saturday, October 8th, 8:30pm Friday, October 28th, 7pm Studio C 6448 Santa Monica Blvd. Feel the Love!

Laying to rest principles of faith and masculinity.

Accompanied by playbacks, Dr.Zahida will sing some of the best hits of Edith Piaf, Mireille Mathieu and many more. She will take you on a trip to the 50's, 60's and 70's with "My Way"...the French way and “Non, je ne regrette rien”. And what's even better, the show is free!

The Monica Davis Show - A talk show satire about the wisdom of listening to your own voice and leaving bad relationships behind for good.

Ah the trials and tribulations of the "real" world. You hear it repeatedly in college. "Just wait until you get into the real world!" You shrug it off thinking, "what is this--the fake world?" And then you get out and realize "oh man," they were not wrong...

Seven female playwrights wildly speculate about Taylor Swift’s sex life through the mouths of her seven boyfriends – Joe, John, Taylor, Cory, Jake, Harry, and that Kennedy kid. Acclaimed LA actor, Thaddeus Shafer, plays all seven in a story of love, innocence, power, and douchebags.

In an age of boundary-pushing shock comedy, Jennifer Jasper traffics in old-school humanistic comedy. In "I Can Hear You ... But I'm Not Listening" she presents a night of twisted and hilarious storytelling. Unscripted and improvised, her stories are brutally honest, poignant, and downright funny.