Compelling

It’s 1973. An aversion therapy survivor’s growing resolve to remove homosexuality from the official list of mental disorders puts him on a collision course with the psychiatric establishment.

Leading L.A. poets Nicelle Davis, Bill Ratner, and Hanna Pachman feature in an evening of wild, mind-rushing, poetic vocal mystery live on-stage directed by Anthony Sannazzaro.

Quick-witted, irreverent, and unflinchingly truthful, The Sentence is a dark comedy that follows two young women as they navigate the criminal justice system after a murder only one committed. Question is, do either of them know who actually did it?

Based on the inspiring webseries, this live stage show is a collection of short musicals about veterans, in their own words, in hour-long presentations featuring three short musicals per performance.

A movie director arrives early at a posh hotel to pitch his latest project to a big star but meets a mysterious woman in the lounge who perfectly undermines his plan.

“Odyssey – Race and Racism,” directed by Juliette Jeffers, takes a few stories from Levy Lee’s memoir, “Odyssey Towards the Light ,” and combines them with his spoken word artistry to address issues if race and racism from the perspective of his own life, as a Black Man of the 20th and 21st Century.

Summer Spiegel stars in this one-woman show about the realities of growing up and losing a loved one at a young age. You can expect to laugh, cry, and leave feeling like you need to give this girl the validation she needs!

Iva Brdar's lyrical, brutally raw, exquisitely poetic journey "And If I Don't Behave Then What?" explores deeper questions about decorum, security, and joy. What actually happens when we misbehave?