Honestly, Ok is a hilarious, cruel view one woman's struggle to find a home and make a life for herself.

From the God who brought you the world’s biggest religions comes this high-energy, irreverent multimedia experience. Combining sketch comedy, puppets, and ‘70s self-help, critics are calling it the “don't miss” sacrilege of the year! Come see what the 4,000 years of religious strife is all about!

A dark comedy about life-like baby dolls, latex, and phallus. Two artists, Kelly and Daizy, use their skills to fill the void of those in need. A demanding client may be the key to Kelly's past, as the story unfolds she discovers the path to her own REBORNING.

When a man discovers the infidelity of his girlfriend, his plan for retaliation takes an unexpected turn.

Set in Haight-Ashbury in the Summer of 1968, during the height of the Counterculture Movement, Black Panther Huey Newton's murder/kidnapping trial, and local university protests, A Prayer for the Infidel explores the passions, sacrifices and broken dreams of those called to a life of revolution.

In an inpatient stay at a mental institution, Carla Waters undergoes therapy for a recent loss. Carla struggles to understand herself and others, and discern what’s real or not. A presentation of USC’s premier student group, Brand New Theatre, this is an experimental play by Molly Sharpe.

A play about discovering who you are and when to stand up for what you believe!

Written by Edward Allan Baker, Dolores is a brutally dark comedy about two sisters drawn together by shared experiences. Dolores will star Michelle Campbell and Leah Patterson. Jeneffa Soldatic, a lifetime member of The Actor’s Studio, will direct. Joy Dabbs will serve as stage manager.

John, Luke, Jessica, Mona and Courtney have been friends all throughout high school. Once they graduated they went their separate ways. But can the group still be friends after a year away from each other?

Studio C Artists is proud to present their next series of one acts… IN THE KITCHEN. This series of brand new short plays is comprised of 8 plays that all take place in a kitchen setting. The theme of this series is gossip - because IN THE KITCHEN is "Where The Food Is Hot And The Gossip Is Hotter!”

Who do we become in darkness, unobserved? Inspired by texts from the Harlem Renaissance, the Left Bank, and the Mexican Revolution, this dark comedy follows groups of outsiders as they betray each other, make out, strip, kill, and discover just how badly they're capable of behaving.

There's a sinister cafe deep in the Hades of Northeast LA, where blood is for coffee and revenge served iced.

Better than Shakespeare! presents its inaugural production, a revisionist Much Ado About Nothing. New music, new intrigues, twists and turns… and aliens. Because we think The Bard could use a little help. Don’t you? We're calling it, Much Ado About Something. The Something is Aliens.

RIPPED FROM THE HEADLINES: A young man & his nude performance artist friend procure a horse carcass. He wants to eat it, she wants to wear it! Who will win? A bloody, musical trip through how far we go to impress strangers. (Based on a grotesque true story. Really.)

In 1954, five of “Picasso’s women” meet in a café in Paris, to see if they can cooperate- despite animosities and jealousies- in writing a book about their experiences. A dramatic and entertaining examination of love, genius, misogyny, paintings, impunity, sex, betrayals, fears, strengths, etc.