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A clock on stage counts down from 80 mins as Christopher introduces you to the messy Ecuadorian man of his life: his dad, Abel. At 80, Abel makes his performance debut (yes, really) as Christopher unpacks their once estranged relationship via boxes & broken Spanglish in this comedic solo-ish show.

Want to find your intimate persons or become your own intimate persons? Then this seminar is FOR YOU! A one-woman show where love guru, life coach, and author Tensil Newbottom (an original character created in the Groundlings Sunday Company) teaches you the power of "showin 'em your best!"

Imagine Maggie Smith getting together with Shaft…you get Bellina. Confessions of a Mulatto Love Child is a funny and poignant play that explores the wild and absurd journey of a bi-racial child’s life with her larger than life, acerbic, English mother and the deep bond they forge.

It was supposed to be an easy score. Whack the mark. Set the scene. Take the money. That's how they planned it. But for poor Moose and Sonny, a really bad night is only just beginning. A darkly funny interactive crime thriller where you decide who lives, who dies, and who gets away with murder.

Ben Kassoy brings poems from his spectacularly original book to life in this solo show. Bursting with humor, heart, and defiant wonder in the face of anxiety, The Funny Thing About A Panic Attack uses theater, dance, and poetry to reveal the connections between art, mental health... and pancakes.

Dive in! Join us to explore one the strangest relationships between a human and a dolphin ever documented. Based on the shocking true story of Margaret Lovatt and her beloved dolphin friend Peter. The show is performed by multi-hyphenate comedian and performer from right here in LA, Kelly Reilly.

A Wild West Vaudevillian Extravaganza! Join Sunset Cowgirl as she escapes a looming lobotomy and unpacks some multi-generational trauma. An acid Western, told through vaudevillian acts of violence, dance, clowning & song. It’s Coen Brothers, Shirley Temple & Joan Didion meets magical realism.

In March 2020, Nick Jester, revered LA actor and personality, relocates to Nebraska to research his upcoming role as “30 year old living with his parents.” Through song, stagecraft, and multimedia, Nick recounts his experience in Tinseltown's event of the season- Angeleno!

Are you ready for the new John Wick movie? Good, because you’re helping make it! “Nicest guy in Hollywood” Keanu Reeves needs the audience to create the most violent film ever made. Featuring motorcycles, car chases, cutting edge bullet time technology, and an exploding helicopter!

Experience the love story that inspired a literary legend. Nora and Jim journeys through the lives of Irish writer James Joyce and his muse, Nora Barnacle. Witness their enduring love as they recount years of passion, laughter and the birth of literary genius. Don't miss this enchanting Irish play.

A walk through the mind of the renowned poet Anthony 'Da Boogie Man' Rucker in the form of a conversation with James Baldwin. Walk with Boogie as he discusses matters of race, justice, and the place of black people in America. Featuring Charles Reese as the Spirit of James Baldwin.

Vikki is a Gen X-er raised on hose water and neglect. Her discovery of a 23 and Me test in 2019 changed her future… but also how she viewed her past. A comedic tale of traumas, parentification and long held secrets. How many dads does it take to raise an unapologetically self-reliant woman?

Chris Grace (Superstore) returns after his 2023 sellout show "Scarlett Johansson". His new show explores the most important questions of our time: Can we enjoy life if we know how it ends? Does making art actually help? And if Rihanna's song is called "Don't Stop the Music", why does the music stop?

A queer, mixed-indigenous teen goes on a mission trip to her family's ancestral homelands with her suburban church youth group and realizes she's on the wrong team. *HFF2023 Producer's Encore Award winner, HFF2023 Jaxx Cultural Envoy Nominee and HFF2023 Best Solo Performance Nominee

In 1977, Alfred Hitchcock, in the twilight of his career, meets with Mel Brooks to discuss a script that becomes High Anxiety. Loosely based on the lunches between two Hollywood legends, Pure Cinema explores their search for accountability, forgiveness, and tolerable hard boiled eggs.