Comedic

NOMINEE — Fringe Award for Comedy (2019) It's a weird, scary, stupid time to be alive and this show celebrates that. By Emily Bolcik.

A two-man character show at the craziest hotel in Hollywood. Written and performed by Stanson Chung & Dave Snook. Produced by Conor Hanney.

WINNER — The Encore! Producers’ Award (2019) NOMINEE — Standout Song Award (2019) In a world of insecurity and self-criticism, ONE HUMP HEART is a hip-hop musical about falling in love... with yourself. Must be 18+. With all original songs, written a

Eva Peron by Copi follows the mythical Evita Peron in her final hour. Grupo TA'YER is presenting this jewel of queer theater in Spanish with English subtitles with a diverse and talented group of local actors. TA'YER hopes to bring Copi's legacy to the queer Latino audience of Los Angeles.

10 vignettes provide insight into the world that women have to live in - one full of casual sexism and ignorance. Both comedic and serious, the one act 'TRASH' seeks to enlighten and resonate with a willing audience, as well as empower all women, whose lives have inspired this play.

Don't you think being in your thirties should mean you know what you want to be when you grow up? So what happens when that's not... exactly... true? This comedic show centers around your average existential crisis, and questions your very identity. Deep breath. Close your eyes. Leap.

TMB delivers a humorous and contemporary unraveling of the Arthur legend and Grail myth in this woven tapestry of original text, song, dance, and unique physicality. Ovation Award Winner: Best Ensemble, Best Director, Best Choreography. "They have turned base metal into gold!" Fringe Review

The characters of nearly every beloved animated movie musical began in fairy tales and stories from the public domain. In "Public Domain: The Musical," characters from the bottom of the barrel audition with original songs to show why they deserve to have their own time in the spotlight.

Before them all...there was Moms. Introducing The Notorious M.O.M.S.

Using multimedia, music, humor and whimsy Margaret puts her psyche on stage, going back through her life to explore her struggle with self-acceptance and two mental breakdowns; on the way confronting two competing characters, her internal voice, Puella, that representing artistry and Miss Perfect.

A far-right, Pentecostal helicopter-mom struggles to keep her hell-raising son on the path of righteousness as he enters his first public school. When a powerful addiction takes over her son's life, she must accept that you can't save everyone, and that not every miracle can be left up to God.

An afternoon variety hour of magic with Nader Hanna: The Master Mentalist, stand up by Olivia Hill, drag performance by Mirage a Trios, and 2 short plays: "In Which the Witches Three Spill the T" by Christina Kishpaugh, and "The Bitching Hour" by Cassie Soliday.

An honest and humorous look at the emotional journey we take from our middle-years to becoming seniors of society. JULY 21 PM FINAL SHOW. REVIEWS: "Not a wrong note anywhere" - Night Tinted Glasses. "He kept the audience entranced throughout" - Indie Voice Blog.

Marty Cohen's poems, songs and stories, funny to angry, universal to personal, hopeful to depressed.

When an Asian girl tells her parents she doesn’t want to be a doctor anymore, she wishes on a shooting star for supportive white parents. 30 min comedy musical. Book and lyrics by Joy Regullano. Directed by Frank Caeti. Music by The Sam & Tony Show.