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LA TIMES CRITICS' CHOICE! One family, a three-legged dog, and a gazillion secrets New dark comedy by John Bunzel, directed by Jack Stehlin

WE ALL HAVE TO DO SOMETHING TO STAVE OFF THE HORROR, TO BRING IN THE JOY, TO TAKE US TO OUR OWN PRIVATE WORLD WHERE WE CAN FLY. ME, I TAP DANCE. THE SHOW IS TOLD THROUGH TAP, MIME, CHARACTERS, MUSIC, multi media THIS YA GOTTA SEE. THERE WILL BE A DOCTOR IN THE AUDIENCE IF IT IS ALL TOO MUCH

10 vignettes provide insight into the world that women have to live in - one full of casual sexism and ignorance. Both comedic and serious, the one act 'TRASH' seeks to enlighten and resonate with a willing audience, as well as empower all women, whose lives have inspired this play.

How do you connect with your sister when she's dead? By ass-kicking your way through Dungeons & Dragons, of course! That's the only way for Agnes to get to know her younger sister, Tilly. Qui Nguyen’s play is re-imagined with soundscapes, shadows, and swords. And lots of sexy monsters.

An HIV positive yoga instructor travels to India to figure s&!# out with the help of the Hindu gods and goddesses.

In this world premiere dark comedy, hit reality show "Invitation to Love" is an unlikely cross between The Bachelor & American Idol: male & female "Love Guests" participate in talent competitions to stay to win a proposal from the bisexual "Love Host". Suddenly, it's targeted by a serial killer…

Hey fabulous fringers let’s do what queers do best: BRUNCH! I’m hosting a Queer meetup, hang and card exchange at the DELICIOUS Hunter and Charlie’s restaurant, corner of Santa Monica and Vine! Swing in! Hunter is offering us some really great deals! $10 deals! AND $6 MIMOSAS!!

A Cynner loves a Saint takes you on Cyn's journey of enjoying her "single" lifestyle of being a Real Estate Advisor by day and Comedian by night to one day where that all changes. Cyn would have to welcome her aging parent to live with her. Who knew they were about to enter a war zone.

THE RIDE is a tale about struggling to reconcile seemingly conflicting identities: Gay, Arab, and Muslim. After being outed publicly in the LA Times, Ramy’s relationship with his family becomes strained as does his faith in God, sending him down a dark hole where he loses touch with his true self.

Four men, two cell phones, one hook-up app ... What could possibly go right?