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Make Me is a wild, fast paced, totally improvised comedy where the audience designs characters, and Taya brings them to life. If you're a fan of comedy, clown, characters, and a little crazy- this show is for you!

It's 45 minutes to audition time. What does this mean for Abigail, who's decided that this is her last audition before she calls it quits for good? Nominated for two awards at the 2023 Hollywood Fringe Festival, Hannah Moore returns with a show about passion, fear, laughter, and redefining success.

A darkly funny solo play about a biracial daughter raised by her acerbic, larger-than-life English mother. Through a fast-moving world of stories, humor, and chaos, they build a life together—until everything shifts, and the daughter is forced to step into unfamiliar territory.

Your Unemployed Friend on a Tuesday is a comedy variety hour showcasing developing artists in Los Angeles, inspired by a true experience of losing a job then pivoting to pursue comedy full-time. Come see the absurd misadventures of Your Unemployed Friend on a Tuesday!

Actor and Comedian Roz Browne brings a hilariously unapologetic look at identity and belonging, from bussing to DNA to a life‑changing trip to find her tribe in Africa. Experience a hilarious night of comedic storytelling that tugs at your heart with truth, insight, and razor‑sharp humor.

Prometheus stole fire from the gods and gave it to humanity. You’re welcome. Now he’s here to explain himself. This is Greek mythology told by the Titan who lived it. Think ancient legend meets stand-up comedy, with a touch of cosmic regret & encouragement.

One Cemetery, Two Plots. Plot One: A graveyard encounter with a mysterious stranger leads a young woman down a path she never imagined. Plot Two: Wine, weed, and a reunion of high school misfits in a graveyard—what could possibly go right?

A solo show about five original characters who each have the dubious "honor" of being the first person eliminated from reality shows like Survivor, RuPaul's Drag Race, & The Traitors. Five First Boots explores rejection through the eyes of five people trying (or refusing) to cope with it.

Knott Blues, a wannabe Blues Brother cosplayer from Chicago, tries his luck at making it in Hollywood, only to find that his journey is complicated, rocky, and fraught with rejections. But in the end, sometimes where you end up is right where you are supposed to be.

Eliza Dillon is a slacker, a quitter, and a self-saboteur. Her body of work is not only unimpressive, but virtually nonexistent. Nevertheless, she will attempt to win an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar, and a Tony in just one hour. Can she do it? Objectively, no. But it’ll be fun to watch her try!

A one-person comedy about growing up queer in an immigrant household and learning how to tell the truth without losing your sense of humor. Blending stand-up, storytelling, and pop anthems inspired by Madonna and Taylor Swift, Cyrus revisits family pressure, identity, and self-acceptance, turning pe

Leaving Shakespeare unleashes his tragic women—ripped from time and language—to reclaim their lives. Juliet, Lady Macbeth, the witches, and more are thrown into bold new worlds where they don’t just survive… they rise, take power, and finally thrive.

A comedy magic show for people who hate magic shows. Real one-star reviews, on-stage interrogations, fake psychic powers, tricks with math, and impossible moments sneak past your defenses while you're too busy cringing. And the best part? You don't even have to like magic. We kind of hope you don't.

A farce about the Thirty Years War, part of Europe's complex Wars of Religion. What began as a series of pranks perpetrated by members of the ruling class, eventually got out of hand and wiped out two-thirds of Germany's peasant population. The Thirty Years War: the most hilarious war in history.

STRAITJACKET SIRENS is a darkly funny 90s-themed jukebox cabaret written by Pamela Eberhardt & directed by Parissa Koo. A group of women confined to a mental hospital use music to reclaim their voices, their rage, and their sanity on their own terms.