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.

Can Ivan Lomov propose to his neighbor Natasha, or will his nerves and their land disputes be the death of him? Will Leon save his suicidal brother Joey from his own darkness? Hilarity and tenderness ensue in two unique one act plays that will have you laughing, crying and wanting more.

For the art of live and interactive performance! The show will be open for audience redirection, making for a compelling, fun communal theatre experience.

Philosophy, poetry, politics and punishment reign supreme in "The Singing School." A world premiere by LA-based author James Domine, this romantic story of magic and music comments on modern society by questioning American Gothic themes over the historical background of colonial Boston.

The right to choose. The right to marry. The right to die. A wife and husband are moved to crisis when their daughter loves a transgender woman. Grandma intends to call it quits at 80. And the inexplicable forces everyone to decide whether to untangle their own ribbon of life.

A full length dramatic comedy centered around Eddie and his relationship with three women.

Dublin Strikes! The true story of one mother and the two men who led the working class to strike for a living wage despite abject poverty; spurring Bloody Sunday and the 1913 LOCKOUT. "The great only appear great because we are on our knees. Let us Rise!" CBTco presents REBORNING following LOCKOUT.

Owen has barricaded himself in his Chicago apartment. No one comes in. He never goes out. When Toby, his boisterous new neighbor, moves in across the hall, his routine is harshly disrupted. But what happens when all the walls come down and the real truth comes out? Who will end up saving who?

Australian production coming to LA. A comedy satire set in NYC in 1972.

A dark, surreal comedy inspired by the poem "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" by T.S. Eliot.

Do I follow my heart? This is one question Emily has to answer as she battles with her perception of what love is. Inspired by true events, Love is. is a truly heart wrenching tale showing how the feeling of love and our perception of what love is can bring us closer together or tear us apart.

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!

In a Mental Health Hospital, where most of the patients believe themselves to be Fairy Tale characters, two patients mysteriously vanish without a trace. A full investigation is put into play and the other patients, doctors and orderlies are questioned.

An evening of one-acts about love, life, friendship and family. Join us for a series of short plays about relationships. Written & directed by Ray Chao

You have problems. You pooped your pants in 3rd grade. Eric Tandy pooped in your hat in 7th grade. Then the high school goth phase. Now, you’re poor, getting fat, making terrible life decisions. You’re just like me. You have problems. We have plays. From the writer/director of “The Birthday Boys.”