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Vico Ortiz ("Our Flag Means Death") presents the West Coast Premiere of RISE OF A KING—a cosmic, gender-bending solo show blending drag, astrology, and storytelling. Written by Ortiz, directed by Ismanuel Rodriguez, developed with Nikki Levy. Produced by Celebration Theatre.

Ethan Stanislawski, the son of a Jewish History professor and grandson of a liberal Zionist political icon, tells his tale of religious and cultural expectations clashing with his quest for belonging and self-understanding. 10% of all proceeds go to IfNotNow.

Thirty minutes before the final performance of lifelong friend's Sam and Frank's college career, they anxiously wait in the green room as buried tensions begin to surface. They must make a decision: do they follow through or does the dream die with their last performance? It's a night full of comedy

Come laugh away the calories about a girl who had to find the gutter to know where the sidewalk ends. Trigger warning there are jokes about my childhood which include incest, self harm,

A girl. A horse. Something else. In this solo show, identity unravels and one question gallops forward: What if you stopped pretending?

EAT THE MAMA is a wildly funny and unexpectedly tender journey about the strange universe of new motherhood. In this critically-acclaimed solo show, Jessica reimagines herself as an astronaut after giving birth—not to explore new worlds, but to survive the unforgiving terrain of early parenthood.

QFWFQ is based on Italo Calvino's If On a Winter's Night a Traveler. A labyrinthine, surrealist journey that touches on the politics of gender, music, international relations and storytelling itself, QFWFQ is a show that never begins nor ends. You're confused. So are we. Co-directed by Hannah Pilkes

Starting in the rural suburbs of Philadelphia, My Tiger follows a young mixed race boy as he comes to terms with his ethnicity. This semi-autobiographical story takes place over 25 years and examines the price people pay for their identity. *Content Warning* Racism, Bigotry, Fascism

Kami Girl is a zany clown show about a mediocre Bulgarian waitress who keeps getting demoted by her dad at Cafe Papa Restaurant. She's too distracted by her real passion: singing. A Borat-meets-I Love Lucy experience, this show is full of dumb and heartfelt comedy.

An immigrant performer tells her story, as she builds the road, brick by brick, to the artist she wants to become.

A raw and hilarious rags to riches story about discovering the true value of authenticity. This fucked up fairytale centers around Betsy who has undiagnosed ADHD. Will she continue trying to fit into boxes, or find true happiness by embracing her quirks? Come laugh and find out!

Through humor, storytelling, and powerful character work, Sidney brings to life the relentless women whose experiences shaped the fabric of her own identity. ‘Ms. Edwards’ is a personal and dynamic one-woman show about Sidney Edwards and the women that taught her how to love.

“Mom, Are You There?” by comedian Mary Basmadjian is a deeply personal story of an Armenian girl raised in a chaotic home. With the love of her grandparents but neglect of her young mother, she seeks comfort in rebellion and escapism, struggling with identity, shame, and self-worth.

If you LOVE the 80s, wrestling, glow and Netflix you will love Matilda The Hun ..The Raw Meat! Stories told by Original Glow girl Roxy Astor and her bff Robert Nguyen..Audience interaction, never before seen footage , surprise Glow guests..Glow was the first all female Wrestling TV show

The Exit Interview is a genre-blending solo show from comedian and musician Kevin August about shapeshifting to fit in, class clowning to stand out, and discovering who we are when we stop performing. Smart, surreal, and deeply human — comedy as catharsis, and a space to feel a little less alone.