Set in a fictional town founded by Harvey Weinstein, "Weinstown" follows the famous men who went down in the #MeToo movement as they discuss an issue of vital importance to their town.

What do King Kong, the Fringe and annoying cellphones have in common? They're all real important in three comedy scenes from Lloyd J. Schwartz (Brady Bunch, Gilligan's Island).

Original Play! Brothers Omar & Ramiro take elderly holocaust survivor Yolanda hostage & rob her to pay drug debts. Drama & humor compel these characters to discover a commonality. Their shared humanity redeems the material world that traps them. When the water boils, life takes a turn!

Comedian Daniel Lobell has been fat his whole life. Now 35, he is determined to conquer his food addiction. In his show, he talks about his lifelong struggle with fat and how he will get healthy and live forever!

A bright-eyed Texas gal moves to NYC to pursue her dreams of acting and steps into the hardest role of her life -- herself. A beautiful journey full of laughter showcasing the highs and lows of juggling love, art, and spirituality.

A hilarious social satire about a woman who overworks herself until she goes mad! ...yay? Follow Jenine and a psychotic ensemble of characters - including her boss, family, Sponsors(tm), Satan and coworkers - as they collectively run her into the ground!

Choi and Rhoul haven’t seen Marty in a while. Then, over coffee and a stale muffin, he casually tells them he has cancer. And he wants to move to Hawaii. “Marty has Cancer” is a dark comedy about friendship, coming-of-age (in your 30’s), and the absurdity of “American Idol.”

CHURCHED, a half-hour existential comedy about the “going out of business, no soul left unsaved” sermon given by Vince Flynn interrupted by Kelli K. Bowden, the organist at the church.

Two girls take you on a journey through an alternate reality in a land of break ups. They explore why a guy would ask you if you like Huskies and not wanna die in a bed with you in his 80's. There's also stuff like self discovery and things we haven't found yet...

A comedy about family. And climate collapse. And time travel. And sibling rivalry. And unrequited love. And murder.

Three inmates stuck in a singular jail cell swap stories. A dark comedy loosely tied with John Steinbeck's "Of Mice and Men." This ridiculous tale features their struggles with internal doubt and the harsh reality they live in.

“Nobody’s Really Helped Me” is a one-woman musical comedy written and performed by Lanessa Long. It is made up of songs and stories about art and education, angst, identity, and encapsulates the melodramatic nature of being 22.

This one-hour one-act follows a trio of friends ordering drinks and conversing wryly at an LA happy hour. When an older woman appears alone on her birthday, they buy her a drink and once they do, she's theirs.

A heart wrenching loss reunites four cousins to share one crazy night with a few evil and welcoming spirits, and song, forcing walls to come down… over a little Pizza and Wine.

Matthew Dean has written his last good song.