Thought Provoking

Ted Lasso's Brendan Hunt returns to his first and favorite solo show, describing the five years he lived in Amsterdam, wherein he slowly transformed from depressed Midwestern nerd to reasonably happy D-List Eurotrash Celebrity. MATURE AUDIENCES ONLY.

In the near future, adults can log into The Nether, able to live in the fantasy world of their choice. When a young detective discovers a disturbing Victorian-era “Hideaway”, the line between reality and imagination dissolves.

It's "Meet The Parents" with an hilarious naked twist! Skye has to introduce her fiancé Eric to her family, but he doesn't know that she and her family are nudists...and that she said he is too! In this immersive experience, the audience must also disrobe to see if Eric can "grin and bare it."

Through a series of lessons taught by a professional curmudgeon, attendees will delve into the nonsensical assumptions and behaviors of daily life. Examples of learning outcomes include: how math can prove anything, preservatives are better than Botox, and being right over happy is so choice.

Now available on VOD: https://asylumcombinedartform.vhx.tv/products/refuge A simple man, living a peaceful life with his beautiful family, suddenly realises that the only choice he has... is to run. "Refuge" is a one-man show written and performed by Singapore-based theatre artist Pavan J Singh

WINNER HOLLYWOOD ENCORE PRODUCERS' AWARD! Chris Grace celebrates the life of the greatest Asian-American actor of all time: Scarlett Johansson. A weaving of both Chris’s and Scarlett’s biographies through stand-up comedy, stage combat, and the songs of Tom Waits. "Must see!" -- Kristen Schaal

Four humans tainted with an egregious sin are forced to work together in a deadly rehabilitation test… but none of them remember what they have done.

Teaching is performance, but it usually takes place in a classroom so people don’t notice. MS499: Advertising and the Social Construction of Gender takes this concept to a new level. The theatre becomes a classroom infused with magical realism. This is more than a play, it's a learning experience.

“I Can’t Indian Good” is a comedic solo show written/performed by Brandon Raman, a first generation Indian-American with zero ties to India, exploring how you can build a sense of personal identity when you feel culturally adrift. Sometimes all you need is a carpooling herd of (imaginary) ancestors.

Living in solitude with inoperable stage four cancer, Sandra hires Jill, a young woman still finding her way in the world, to be her short-term caregiver and companion. The two women must put aside their differences and find common ground as they navigate the inevitable end of a human life.

After a sold-out run in April, the LA premiere of Lisa D’Amour’s pulitzer-prize nominated play is here! Come experience this darkly hilarious and scorching examination of the so-called “American Dream," jolted to life by an award-winning cast

It's a beautiful day for an ego death! Breakup Addict will take you on an emotional (and hilarious) rollercoaster, as Paige chases the high of heartbreak, battles her inner demons, and crashes head-first into a humiliating self-love adventure. "This woman is otherworldly good.” -NoHo Arts District

In conservative Southwest Virginia, a puritanical pastor attempts to deliver his first sermon, but is interrupted by the many obscene voices in his head. He must confront his theology, sexuality, and identity in order to finish his sermon and... to survive. Written & Performed by Josiah Blount.

Intense and compelling, "If I’m Good", is a play that encapsulates the fever dream and the endemic existential crisis that we all went through at the height of the pandemic. The play looks at two people on either ends of the political divide and asks:” Why and How did we get here?”

What the f*ck is up with Evangelicals? Good question. Dan can help. He started life as a Christian missionary kid, but now, he’s gotten himself terribly lost. He’s retracing his steps, pondering God, sin, and balls in this irreverent testimony. The good news? Your soul is fine. Save your seat.