Drama

Journey through mirrors, memory and becoming with writer-performer Gabrielle Jackson as she weaves spoken word, movement, and music into a meditation on self-love as an act of resistance.

NEO follows a young artist whose dream life in LA fractures into a shadowed version of himself. Guided through love, loss, and regret, he confronts who he was, who he became, and who he still might be — in a visually immersive story about identity and hope. HAZE WARNING!

ABBY NORMAL: A MUSICAL ABOUT EPILEPSY. Abby takes center stage alongside Seizure who think's it’s his show. A diagnosis of a brain disorder no one talks about, turning her world upside down. Will she find her new "Normal"? She sings her heart out trying. Written by Sandra Cruze Music Raul Ferrando

A devoted husband, a proud father, and a successful photographer, Alex is living his dream. All of that changes with one life altering event. Sea Wall is a one-act monologue by Simon Stephens that explores love, grief, faith, and the need for hope.

One thing is certain: Eli Whitaker is missing. That’s all anyone knows for sure. How and why he disappeared is investigated over 48-hours as a search group of local volunteers and true crime enthusiasts comb the eerie woods of Greyhaven, hoping for the best but preparing for the worst.

Shakespeare's most loved tragedy condensed into a powerful 60 minute performance.

After the Golden Globes, wildfires rage across Los Angeles as black-car drivers in a Hollywood limousine dispatch office chase the rides that can make their year until tension, betrayal, and survival turn the room into a pressure cooker.

GBA - Raw confessions of people pleasing. Not therapy. Not speeches. Detonation. A seance for stolen selves. A shared space where our masks finally start to crack. We all fight the same demon through wildly different lenses—because ‘good’ isn’t gender or race; it’s handcuffs. @goodboysanonymous

A hopeful story set in the 1970s: after a racial slur is burned into her lawn targeting her teenage daughter, a Japanese American mother confronts memories of Japanese incarceration and finds strength in love and community. A portion of ticket sales supports orgs fighting for immigrant justice.

May's an idealist. She's fighting for a better world. When the old regime finally falls, May's devotion to the cause is rewarded with a job as a prison photographer. But as the faces of the enemy pass before her unflinching lens, will they shake May's belief in the brave new world she helped create?

Step into the electric atmosphere of a 1940s live radio broadcast from the heart of Los Angeles. LA Noir Radio features two rival serials on New Year's Eve that have received news that one show will be axed at the end of the night. From the writers' room to the broadcast booth, the knives are out!

Carson is an average kid, unsure of what to do with himself after graduating. It’s not until his big brother Bobby shows up in the middle of the night, a decade after running away, that he sees a new path. Bobby's maverick life of crime and freedom is great. So why can't he tell mom he's here?

Tyson Miller is dead. Tasked with writing his eulogy, Tyson’s estranged best friend is confronted by the memories that emerge. When someone we love suddenly becomes a stranger, are our stories ever enough to capture who they really were?

The room next door at the Lorraine Motel. The night before Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination. Four agents listen—and choose not to act. No one leaves the room.

After their therapist suggests spending an evening together without distractions, a queer couple lock themselves in their bedroom for a night without phones or electronics and attempt to reignite the spark their relationship has lost.