Lawrin Goulston Salazar

A newly engaged couple stranded on a roadtrip, find themselves in a small diner with a fortune-telling toy to kill time with. While the couple starts with an ordinary understanding of reality, their idea of possibility is changed as a certain Devil in the Diner gets between the two.

Part love letter to Los Angeles, part civic reckoning, this fast-paced comedy will make you reconsider the role you play in the city, what you’re really afraid of, and why the F*CK you won’t just take the bus.

When the shine on Alex’s career starts to tarnish, he returns to his stand-up roots. But are the laughs real or just polite? Enter Naomi, with a quick wit and great impression of Alex. As he wrestles with his fear of failure and she fights to find her voice, the two form an unlikely partnership.

Everyone dies. Claire knows this—she's prepped 207 bodies at Scott and Son's Funeral Home. She's great at her job. What she's still figuring out is how to be one of the living. A world-premiere dark comedy about death, depression, and why the hell we've decided we can't talk about any of it.

It’s a dog-eat-dog world, and these bitches are hungry… In this irreverent DARK COMEDY, all hell breaks loose on an island Eating Disorder Recovery oasis after power is lost during a generational storm. Hilarity ensues as 6 witty women fight to stay alive in a culture trying to gobble them whole.

Tyson Miller is dead. Tasked with writing his eulogy, Tyson’s estranged best friend is confronted by the memories that emerge. When someone we love suddenly becomes a stranger, are our stories ever enough to capture who they really were?

A storytelling show for women that love danger and the men that love those women.

How far would you go to conceive? Alice shares her own trials through infertility, facing disappointment after disappointment, until she gets her miracle baby. But can miracles really come true?

Tea for Two, inspired by Overtones (1915) by Alice Gerstenberg, follows two women in a seemingly polite conversation as their inner selves surface, revealing rivalry, desire, and unspoken truths. A sharp, playful exploration of the clash between social masks and darker, untamed selves.

Auggie, a 60 year-old choreographer, faces losing his home when two men upend his world: a sexually free younger neighbor and a insanely wealthy old rival. In a condo complex where pinecones fall like fate, Auggie confronts desire, regret, and the possibility that it’s never to late to come of age.