Lgbt

Mara lived as male most of her life. Mimi was raised in a traditional Catholic family. They fell in love, got married, and everything changed. As Mara struggles with her gender identity, Mimi struggles with letting go of long-held beliefs enough to acknowledge that she could love someone like Mara.

An autobiographical peak into the life of an African-American, gay parent of a three-legged cat. Kelvin Blunt shares his eventful experiences with weight loss and gain, dating in the gay-app era, being called "daddy" while having daddy issues, and his interactions with the...woke-challenged.

FRESH FROM A SOLD OUT WORLD PREMIERE RUN! A one-person musical about finding and embracing one’s true identity...Camp Ginger touches on issues such as bullying, sexual abuse, faith, and sexuality. This heartfelt show deals with those issues head on with a comedic (and musical) approach. Kumbaya!

Dark Sexy Dramedy: In these #MeToo times, people are speaking out about sexual abuse, but some people happily/consciously use sex to get ahead. Would you sleep with someone to get a job? Would you let your partner sleep with someone if it would boost your careers? Monogamy or $1M for one night?

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.

From how the Mona Lisa got her smile to the fight with Michaelangelo and trying to fly, the "assistant" will take you on a magical ride giving humor, hope, and the understanding that ADD was once a superpower.

from the team behind the 2017 Hollywood Fringe International Award Winner & Pick of the Fringe, LADIES IN WAITING: THE JUDGEMENT OF HENRY VIII, comes their next project... Inspired by Louisa May Alcott's classic: Part biography, part adaptation, but definitely NOT your Marmee's Little Women!

WINNER - THE ENCORE! PRODUCERS' AWARD | Hard as we try to bury the truth… sometimes it emerges in unexpected ways. Three funny and poignant short plays explore the records we keep and the stories they tell.

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

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.

The story of a young (transgender) woman (Mary), taken in by her siblings since being rejected at home and by her girlfriend. Intolerance plagues Mary as America's growing cultural divide has made her a stranger in her own country. Features the songs of Laura Espinoza & Lunden Reign.

Through the use of song, mulitmedia, humor and multi character embodiment; she explores, questions and challengs our beliefs and social mores surrounding identity and self esteem while showing that it's never too late to comeback and find one's self-worth.

“The London Rose” is a musical that tells the story of Edward Kingsley, a transgender man in Victorian London, who returns home to rebuild his life one month before Oscar Wilde's conviction of homosexuality.

As she waits for her family to reunite, the deceased Mallory watches over her young adult daughter Morgan as she comes to terms with her sexuality. Together, they take on a journey of discovery and love that reminds us what it is to be alive before we Fade for good.

Derek Setfliff is the Michael Scott of Property Management. He's very important. Just ask him! On Site takes a look at the life of a gay property manager living in Los Angeles in search for connection and community.