theater

THE RUFFIAN ON THE STAIR by Joe Orton.

Our journalists are in danger – being forsaken by their people and slaughtered for their pursuit of the truth. As a multidisciplinary piece performed in three different languages, Dying for Our Voices explores that pursuit’s high costs, its global impacts, and personal consequences.

A recreation of the pilot epsiode of Doug that originally aired on Nickelodean in 1991 called "Doug Bags a Neematoad".

The power of positive thinking goes hilariously wrong when a new neighbor teaches two dispirited friends an Ancient Peruvian Self Help Philosophy. Instead of being transformed they end up held hostage by two inept kidnappers. "Be careful who you wish for" has never been more appropriate.

Exposition Review presents a hybrid reading & writing workshop focused on crafting short plays. After a staged reading of published dramatic work and a brief discussion with writers and directors, we'll turn the tables on our audience who will get the chance to write their own short play.

A gripping Bollywood Musical about a love story struggling to survive in the war-torn valleys of Kashmir. Through action, dialogue and dance, Radicals tackles Islamophobia and the trauma of warfare on innocent lives. *Some action scenes with violence

After going viral, KYLE, a high school graduate, moves out to Los Angeles to pursue a career in the entertainment industry. In the beginning, everything seems to be going his way, but the glitz and glamour of Hollywood begins to fade as he falls into the dark realities of Hollywood…

Acting Seminar for Beginning Actors of All Talents and Ages and Speeds.

Scotty D, just a city boy born and raised in south Detroit, takes audiences on a Journey, showing how the power of karaoke has saved his life. This immersive interactive show is uplifting and fun, gets folks warbling away, and tapping their toes to the tunes of our times. Don’t stop believing!

One Actor, 38 roles. It's Paris, 1943. An actor has one chance at freedom before his derailed train to a concentration camp gets moving. Like Scheherazade before him, this storyteller spins the tales of The Arabian Nights as though his life depends on it--and it does. "BRILLIANT!"-Metro Arts

Brian and Rachel were the perfect couple and seemed destined to live happily ever after. But that was a long time ago and life got in the way of those dreams. Tonight, they meet in their old romantic spot for one last night together. Is there still hope for them after all these years?

It's Personal is a collection of original solo pieces. Come see our performers get real about what Los Angeles means to them. From the heartfelt to the hilarious, this show will give the audience an opportunity to feel connected to our performers through their storytelling.

A man and a woman, both lonely and broken, meet in a Bronx bar...a violent dance ensues.

Looking to transform your show into a book? This workshop teaches you how to ensure sure your theatrical story transitions beautifully into a narrative book you can sell on Amazon, in bookstores, and in the back of the room after your performances.

Vincent and Jerry invite you to their wedding…if they go through with it! Gay marriage, with an Alzheimer’s twist. Edinburgh Fringe reviews: “Funny, romantic.” "An incredible performance by John Fico."