One Act

LOVE. BLOOD. LAUNDRY. A tough townie chick and an uptight young woman of privilege clash over everything from career choices to finger fucking... until one of them winds up dead.

A fictional encounter between famous gossip columnist Hedda Hopper interviewing all time star Mary Astor about her latest picture and get the dirt on her scandalous diary. USE DISCOUNT CODE "astor" FOR $5.00 OFF

Laugh 'til you die during this double bill of macabre comedies ("The Callback" and "Slaughterhouse") by award-winning playwright Leland Frankel. Disturbing show tunes, refrigerators full of body parts, and an Emma Stone-obsessed serial killer are just a few of the dark delights in store.

Recalling her remarkable childhood in a scientist’s home, a young woman has to face a difficult reality— she has been, and always will be, a chimpanzee.

Inside Arbor Psychiatric Institute there is a very fine line that divides the patients from the nurses. One tragedy, one accident, is all fate needs to push the ones who administer the care onto the side that needs the administering. Truth in the mind, is the only reality.

3 dark comedy one act plays that explore one on one relationships. Directed by ABC Executive Producer, Stacy Traub

A 'road rage' confrontation stirs up painful memories for a woman in her late 30's.

Monsters is a one-act, horror-comedy that explores the dark turns of two fragile minds in a city that is now their asylum.

A dance with live music illuminating the threats that aggressive masculinity plays on the psyche, and learning to love the mature masculine within. 45 mins.

Can single mom Haley create her dream man with the law of attraction or will her creation turn into a lusty cupcake monster? Can a homefree street shaman trust a feisty woman named Wanda with his concrete "temple" on Venice Beach? The answers lie within and with these 2 comedies.

Two repulsive creatures share a cave. Not by choice, but by circumstance. One is manipulative and full of guile. The other is primal and prone to rage. Will they continue to coexist in relative peace; or will one kill the other?