Heartfelt

Through monologue and memory, "Here" becomes a meditation on love, grief, and the quiet, ordinary moments that shape us. It’s a story about what we carry, what we let go, and how the past lives on in the present. "Here" is a letter to the people who save us—even when they’re gone.

Against the backdrop of Korea’s Liberation in 1945, Liberation follows two women bound by a painful past—one who compromised to survive and one who refused to yield. As their long-awaited reunion unfolds, buried secrets resurface, forcing them to confront guilt, faith, and the true price of freedom.

Grief led Todd to a gloryhole. What he finds is a radical rebirth. In a world where bodies are content and pain is currency, one woman teaches him to live again. Gloryhole is scathing, soulful, and completely unfiltered. A sex-drenched ghost story for our time.

Join Dave and Mark as they embark on a profoundly idiotic quest to eat a delicious and dangerous new meat: bear. Will their crazed cravings be satisfied? Or will they bite off more than they can chew? A critically acclaimed, darkish comedy written and directed by Luke Balagia and Mack Stine.

She swears she’s finally doing stand-up all by herself. Her puppets aren’t so sure. In this half hour, one-woman, many-voiced comedy experiment, Hannah sets out to perform solo—but each of her characters has something to say about it. And ventriloquism becomes more personal than she ever intended.

From the writer of King of the Hill, Beavis & Butt-Head, and Wilfred comes a profoundly touching show that will leave you laughing out loud and moved to tears. “Audaciously funny yet achingly poignant.” Based on the book Vulture named "Best Comedy of 2024."

A poorly timed panic attack causes Viva to barricade herself into the only available bathroom at a party. Stand-up comedy and storytelling.

A surprise outing to a local powwow prompts a reserved teen to reveal to her foster mother why she is in foster care. A story of religious intolerance, connection, and healing. Q&A on June 8th following 2:30 PM show. Produced by Shockfest.

What if a Russian was the good guy for a change? Andrew Byron's hit UK solo show returns to LA. In this moving and funny play about a simple, decent Siberian immigrant, Andrew plays 15 characters of all descriptions. "...surpasses every single show in the Fringe" Remotegoat.com

Sing along with the good and not so good folks of Harbor City, where informants lurk, dreams fight to stay alive, and a hangin' in the town square kicks off the action every night. If only our crew of misfits and dreamers could wake up in another show--say! Maybe you could help them with that!

First periods and the struggles of growing up all erupt from this original play about girlhood. From the comfort and torture of her bathroom, Andy feels a rage growing within her, one that might never leave. Funny and painful, this show is for anyone who holds a permanent grudge against puberty.

EAT THE MAMA is a wildly funny and unexpectedly tender journey about the strange universe of new motherhood. In this critically-acclaimed solo show, Jessica reimagines herself as an astronaut after giving birth—not to explore new worlds, but to survive the unforgiving terrain of early parenthood.

Moments in Flight is a comedic solo show reflecting on feelings of grief, anxiety, parental relationships, and joy embodied through outrageous characters all traveling on the same United Airlines Flight.

A new hilarious and heartfelt romantic dramedy about Katherine; a woman harboring a secret regarding her health. Keeping her symptoms to herself she decides to shake up her life, leaving her friends and husband stunned. Will Katherine's support system help her with this perfectly still curveball?

From virginal dildo salesman to non-nude porn actor, Daniel Shar gives a voyeuristic look at his life as a sex-adjacent worker. Come get sucked into this unbelievable true story of a timid man getting bursts of confidence through his jobs helping other people get off. Learn more @ danielshar.com