*World Premiere* A struggling actor and his dog. A holy trinity of catastrophe involving our faithless actor, a virgin, and well lets just say an "ethical non-virgin." In the city of Los Angeles one thing is for sure: someone's gonna get screwed.

"What's Your Pleasure?" A single expectant mother needs to make ends meet. So what does she do? Start a phone sex line, of course. Using a slew of different "operator" voices, no one would ever suspect that Paige (Megan Frances) runs the "Hott Line" all by herself. This comedy is for ADULTS ONLY

“The Truth” is an immersive theatrical experience that will literally send guests on a walking journey through Hollywood. Wander the streets of L.A. during this unforgettable, dreamlike adventure that blurs the lines between theater and reality. Audience will meet at the Hudson Lobby Cafe.

Studio C Artists is proud to present the next in their one act “room” series… IN THE GARAGE. This collection of 8 brand new short plays, presented in two alternating shows, all take place in a garage setting. See schedule for show details. $20 GA ($15 w/ “earlybird” code 24 hrs. in advance).

Arthur Hess has made his living taking photos of some of the world’s most violent places. But when his eldest daughter is publicly murdered, it is the photo he takes of her corpse that threatens to destroy both his family and his name. Inspired by The Oresteia.

When 3 iconic female characters escape the traditional narratives that bind them, they finally become the subjects of, rather than objects in, their own stories. Together they discover what it means to have an autonomous voice. Devised by an ensemble of 3 women. TW: discussion of abuse and suicide.

From making decisions such as straightening or curling our natural hair to coping with issues such as depression in the Black community, complex[ion] woman explores the intricacies of the everyday experiences of the contemporary woman of color in 2016.

Six actors, five chairs, one table, and an ocean...Bound to and by the sea, 6 fishermen discover, despite their differences, a deep bond with each other. But risking storms, friendships, and relationships ashore, will the crew lose more than just a way of life?

A multimedia experience of film, music and live theater brings multi perception to the senses as Alice Wellington, TV Psychic and medium, enlightens others but struggles to see clearly on matters of her own heart.

The comic story of a young lesbian whose family begins to fray when she tries to be frank with them about her sexual coming of age. Homophobia is not the family’s problem. It’s the prospect of candid conversation that throws them bizarrely off balance.

2 plays by G.D. Kimble. In "Jen Tries Vacation" an affluent couple discovers a landscape of magical manifest destiny: the inner city. In "Locomotive Repair in Three Easy Steps" we discover Chekhov's 3 sisters in a morphine and vodka fueled epilogue where everything is going to change.

Shakespeare's classic tale of mistaken identity, as brought to life by a group of amazingly talented students from UCLA's school of Theater, Film, and Television.

The estranged sister of a middle aged gay man maintains his death vigil in the waiting room of a Palm Springs Hospital. Stars Steve Ducey, Denise Carole, Marco Antonio Garcia, Geoffrey Gilbert and Sara Smith.

A play sparked by the April 1999 massacre at Columbine High School in Littleton, CO., is a meeting of fact and fiction that illuminates the realities of adolescent culture by exploring the events surrounding the shootings. This production is produced, directed, and performed by high school students.

Four short plays written by members of The Alliance of Los Angeles Playwrights (ALAP).