Acting

Self-described interpersonal dynamics guru Kate Carden takes her audience on a hilarious and heartbreaking exploration of relationships and reality, seasoned with adult language and candid sexual references. But, just when Kate is on the verge of clarity, an unexpected discovery changes everything.

This veteran character actor and beloved "movie-dad" of Julia Roberts, Hilary Swank, Molly Ringwald, Helen Hunt and many more, shares with you his 60 year career, and his lifelong love of comedy. Mostly funny, often touching, this one man show explores the ways life imitates art and vice versa.

Getting ready for your acting breakthrough is about fully developing your personality and lighting up the room at every opportunity. In this workshop, John Coppola & Michael Sonntag will discuss some of the principles and tools necessary to get your acting career and your craft on the right track.

Camera Left / Stage Right is a collective of industry professionals offering classes for all skill levels and across different media platforms. Classes are held in North Hollywood, and are conceptualized & administered by the Casting Directors at asg casting, inc.

The comic story of a young lesbian whose family begins to fray when she tries to be frank with them about her sexual coming of age. Homophobia is not the family’s problem. It’s the prospect of candid conversation that throws them bizarrely off balance.

"Language of the Heart" An original play by Gina Rose Powell. Seven strangers on a subway discover a train wreck is exactly what their broken hearts needed.

Three sisters gather in their home town after the death of their mother. As they come to terms with the passing of a parent, the sisters confront their past and their future with equal parts pain, anger, laughter, sadness, and ultimately, hope.

We don't get to choose our families and sometimes the hardest choice we have to make is to love. MALADAPTATION is a tour de force one act of a brother and sister striving to reconcile their past to fight for their future not only for each other but to save the other from themselves.

The Indian wants the Bronx examines the delicate balance of Racism and communication in an ever changing world, where ignorance and innocence go hurtling at break neck speed towards one another. A play as relevant in 2016 as it was when it was written in 1967.

An American farce, a play within a play. The theater world meets TV World as characters watch a young Hollywood producer attempt to create a hit reality TV show by feeding a live man to a giant snake!

2 plays by G.D. Kimble. In "Jen Tries Vacation" an affluent couple discovers a landscape of magical manifest destiny: the inner city. In "Locomotive Repair in Three Easy Steps" we discover Chekhov's 3 sisters in a morphine and vodka fueled epilogue where everything is going to change.

"I would have ended my life,it was only my art that held me back". The show depicts Beethoven's rise as a musical genius,his struggles with love and society and focuses on his battle with his sickness, his fall, his regaining of hope through art and fight for immortality. Life is short,Art eternal.

A fun, fresh, and quirky one-woman adaptation of Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew guaranteed to put a smile on your face even if you hated reading Hamlet in high school.

Six actors, five chairs, one table, and an ocean...Bound to and by the sea, 6 fishermen discover, despite their differences, a deep bond with each other. But risking storms, friendships, and relationships ashore, will the crew lose more than just a way of life?

Revelation is about a parallel universe where humans have free thought but not free choice. With the use of stereotypes and allusions to real life events, Revelation explores the idea of religion, fate, and the purpose of life.