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Written and performed by actress and comedian Christina Marie Leonard, “Bathroom Diaries” is a dark comedy about one woman’s struggle with a chronic bladder condition and its connection to her journey with alcoholism, eating disorders and mental health.

The Time Machine is a gender-bent reimagining of H.G. Wells' classic science-fiction novel. Set against the backdrop of late 1800's London, a pioneer scientist travels millions of years into the future in search of a perfect world, only to discover the dark truth about the human race.

From the writer of King of the Hill, Beavis & Butt-Head, and Wilfred comes a profoundly touching show that will leave you laughing out loud and moved to tears. “Audaciously funny yet achingly poignant.” Based on the book Vulture named "Best Comedy of 2024."

A 2025 Hollywood Fringe Scholarship Winner, Natural Born Citizen is a solo-comedy about a first gen Muslim teen in post-9/11 America who runs for class VP to fit in—only to stand out. High school drama, family secrets, and one epic campaign slogan collide in this coming-of-identity story.

Hal Rudnick's dad was a marine, a concert producer, a compulsive gambler, and a thief. In this stranger than fiction tale, Hal shares what it was like growing up with a charismatic & volatile sociopath. Come for the car chases, kidnappings, mafia, Mel Tormè, and the laughs. Directed by Drew Droege.

A darkly comic one-woman play about learning to let go. Maya, a tightly-wound accountant, lives by her doctrine of ‘existential risk management’. But when a promotion tempts her off-track, she’s forced to reckon with chaos she can’t control.

A harrowing and hilarious journey through the history of legal abortion in the United States, and one woman's struggle with her own reproductive rights.

A first-generation American grappling with the feeling of being "othered" throughout her life is forced to confront and embrace her true identity after a life-altering diagnosis, leading her on a journey of self-acceptance, resilience, and empowerment in this heartfelt and humorous solo show.

Devon has something important to share with you. That is, if Devon, Devon, Devon, and Devon will allow it. Who knows you better than yourself(?). A five person solo show.

Don't miss the latest adventure from "LA's most prolific playable theatre company!" Last Call's Worlds Collide is a celebration of our company's past and future with an improvised, interactive mash-up of settings, genres, and archetypes drawn from a hat! No prior knowledge necessary!

Liquor and drugs for all, judgment for none! A wife in each city; a new fortune made (and lost) every year. Crossing a continent, washing his hands(!), and treating natives and moralizers alike with dignity and respect, Doc Maynard defied the rules to create the City of Seattle.

Can an Asian with a maths learning disability pass Nylon Tusk’s Mars Immigration Test? She finds herself in SpaceY’s absurd testing lab, proving herself with staggering skills from striptease to beer pong.

On opening night of The Threepenny Opera, Kurt Weill demands the show be canceled—Lotte Lenya’s name is missing from the program. Desperate to perform, she relives her traumatic past through emotional songs and haunting dances. Sung. Danced. Lived But will it be enough to change his mind?

A dad strives to raise a self-possessed biracial girl, yet comes up against his scars as a gay Armenian-American. In oft-hilarious storytelling, Chahinian fumbles through fatherhood in multiracial America. Inspired by essays he published in New York Times Modern Love, O The Oprah Magazine, & Cosmo.

A true, solo comedy show detailing a relationship with a violent, incarcerated multi-felon. Laurie tells the story of how they met, why she stayed, and what it's like being with someone who's locked up. The show explores love addiction, abuse, the prison system. But don't worry, it's hilarious.