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This mad-dash parody of James’ Cameron’s Titanic collides with the real life story of a wide-eyed 12 year old, whose life was forever changed when Titanic hit theaters. With support from Yelp's #1 magician Dylan George, we're reminded that despite a world filled with tragedy, magic still prevails.

COME. SEE. SAW. is an absurd character based show about the untold, “true” story of Billy the Doll from the SAW franchise. Who was Billy before SAW, and where is Billy now? Are you ready to play the game?

When you put two multi-hyphenates together, you can't just do one thing. Ergo, the world premiere of PEEP, a comedy variety show: sketch, improv, stuntwork, and a wee bit o’ clown. CONTENT WARNING: bad words, audience interaction, grossness, flashing lights, and glow-in-the-dark bunnies

El Mago Loco is a magician who only does what he knows: Latino magic tricks! But what happens when *you* show up and the audience isn’t 100% Latino? What follows is una noche to prove his worth (magically) and a discovery that true happiness in mediocrity is better than anyone else's view of success

Siblings Ellie and Shem struggle to agree on how to handle their dying family business, The Peanut Patch. With Ellie’s secret peanut allergy, and Shem’s secret conversations with roadkill, will they be able to reconcile their differences, heal their childhood traumas, and save the family farm?

Murder, Oops! is a one woman PLAY that's about falling in love with your boyfriend's murderer. And being super flirty or whatever. It's also almost a musical and has some beautiful dancing. And a ton of kissing and making out!!!!!

What do Heracles, son of Zeus, and Yuri Gagarin, the first man in space, have in common? Honestly, not that much—except DESTINY! Will McFadden and Alan Linic summon these legends for 75 minutes of grueling physical comedy. This isn’t history. This isn’t science. It’s a Fringe show.

MUSIC TALKS is a late-night comedy talk show with less talkin’ & more music, featuring a washed-up jazz diva who croons tunes, slings jokes, & hosts some of Hollywood’s hottest music makers. But when her put-upon piano player threatens to go solo, will their act survive till the end of the show?

Itching for a murder mystery? Regina Melzer introduces you to a smorgasbord of lovable weirdos that will bring you closer to solving the mystery of what happened to beloved neighborhood baker, Bepples.

What if David Lynch directed a sleepover with seven clowns? Part physical comedy, part ethereal fever dream—find out what happens when women choose playtime over capitalism! Award-winning director Natasha Mercado guides us through this feminist allegory.

The Show of Many Things is an improvised performance unlike any other, creating an interactive theatre show out of nothing! Genre is decided randomly by the audience, and the rest is established improvisationally by the performers, creating a one-of-a-kind performance each show!

Angie McDormitt’s (self-proclaimed intersectional theater-maker and human soul) dream is to bring her own modern retelling of The Wizard of Oz to 2025 audiences. With a few last-minute dropouts, big egos, and tech snafus, the production does not go exactly as she imagined.

Sylvie Wang presents Sylvie Wang is a culmination of one woman's century-spanning comedy career. The year is 2100, and Sylvie is the most famous comedian in the world. She's on her Farewell Tour so her many adoring fans can see her most popular bits, characters, and jokes one last time.

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!

QFWFQ is based on Italo Calvino's If On a Winter's Night a Traveler. A labyrinthine, surrealist journey that touches on the politics of gender, music, international relations and storytelling itself, QFWFQ is a show that never begins nor ends. You're confused. So are we. Co-directed by Hannah Pilkes