Family

Facing medical misadventures in the mecca of wellness, former Texan and recovering Jehovah’s Witness, Stacie Burrows clings to her piano searching for Zen amongst LA’s quakes and quacks. Laughable is not a mental breakdown, it’s a musical comedy! Directed by Katierose Donohue Enriquez.

The Fairy Who Cried Gems is an often fantastical, sometimes verbatim, and always honest solo show by Lily Abha Cratsley. In this exploration of Indian-American girlhood, audiences are transported through a collection of folktales to discover how Desi joy can be built out of legacies of trauma.

*2024 Fringe Festival Scholarship Recipient. When Earth becomes uninhabitable for Black people, the Floyd family must travel through space and the far reaches of the galaxy in search of a better life. While on the way to their new world, they encounter obstacles that will test their bond and love.

A newly revised work that explores the relationship a young woman has with her mother through the relationship she has with her grandmother. She interconnects the history of their hands through generations with the help of shadow, sound, and paper mache. A love letter through time.

Sunny & Finn are a rowdy queer couple living in a broken-down van in Venice Beach. When a nearby murder causes the city to issue a 48-hour sweep of their encampment, Sunny and Finn must rely on their wits and community to fix the van or lose everything they own.

In Another Life is a new fantasy stage play that tells the story of a group of strangers who are brought together when they discover that they each have developed memories of past lives in a magical world, and that world is the setting of the latest bestselling fantasy novel.

LINKS: a play about fate interrupted. LINKS is a six-person ensemble that explores themes of love, friendship and forced assimilation as the characters weave in and out of reality and imagined "what-ifs" trying to grasp truth in their imperfect lives.

She was tangled up in shame and expectations of what everyone else wanted her to be. Through bondage, she found freedom. A one woman autobiographical musical as told by Jackie Yangyuen (she/they) - a queer and Asian American songwriter, actor, and kinky human.

Ben Kassoy brings poems from his spectacularly original book to life in this solo show. Bursting with humor, heart, and defiant wonder in the face of anxiety, The Funny Thing About A Panic Attack uses theater, dance, and poetry to reveal the connections between art, mental health... and pancakes.

A clock on stage counts down from 80 mins as Christopher introduces you to the messy Ecuadorian man of his life: his dad, Abel. At 80, Abel makes his performance debut (yes, really) as Christopher unpacks their once estranged relationship via boxes & broken Spanglish in this comedic solo-ish show.

When Norman Judd, minor legend of mid-century avant-garde music, emerges from seclusion for a last performance of his electronic music, he invites estranged daughter, Corinthia to join. But when Corinthia challenges his male genius pose, the show goes off the rails in uproarious and unsettling ways.

I Hope You Heal is a solo show following an Indian-American woman’s experience dating someone of her own ethnicity for the first time. Modern meet cute. Red flags. Lessons learned. Come experience the five stages of dating a bonafide fuckboy.

Everything is fine. Meet Baby - happy to be a wife, mom, and citizen to a new land. Yet, as she awaits her husband's return from interstellar diplomacy, probing questions into his mission unearths long-hidden truths shaking up the new and foreign realities she now faces. But, everything is fine...

Vikki is a Gen X-er raised on hose water and neglect. Her discovery of a 23 and Me test in 2019 changed her future… but also how she viewed her past. A comedic tale of traumas, parentification and long held secrets. How many dads does it take to raise an unapologetically self-reliant woman?

A world premiere hip-hop musical comedy about gender identity and queerness, family...and vampires