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A one-act comedy following seven novice backpackers who share a hostel dorm together in Tirana, Albania. When a street riot breaks out in the city center, the travelers lose their patience, as they find themselves confined in a room with complete strangers.

After the glory days of the Super Mario brothers and their friends, they are dropped into the real world into a TV reality show.

When Nueve's family is taken by ICE, his fate is in question; can one earnest volunteer beat the system and save a life? *This production is being presented under the auspices of the Actors' Equity Association Los Angeles Self-Produced Project Code.

A Coming-of-Age Psychedelic Dramedy about five college roommates tripping acid on their day off. Set in the wake of the pandemic, this One-Act play confronts the collective dreams and fears of emerging adults living through unprecedented times. Come trip with us!

Join us at "Go, Bid the Soldiers an Espresso Shot" Cafe where Hamlet and Horatio meet-cute in this modernized, witty, & gender-swapped prequel! If you're a fan of 90s-style RomComs, Queer Media, or are fond of the Bard, this one's for you. (No knowledge of Shakespeare required to enjoy this show!)

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?

Trickster, both comic and haunting, weaves together a series of mythical tales from around the world to explore the mischievous and profound aspects of the archetype in our lives.

Poppy just wants to be happy. Who doesn't? But when a situationship starts to fall apart, her life turns into a chaotic mess where bodies collide, friendships stretch and snap, and Poppy is forced to confront what she’s willing to lose in order to feel whole. This is Little Chaos.

It sounds simple: put the toilet seat down. But The Liftist is about everything that comes with it — care, resentment, and the quiet weight of always being the one who notices. Set across four decades, this dark comedy asks: who carries what, and for how long?

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.

As Nessa Poole attends her own funeral as a ghost, she's forced to confront the harsh truths of her life from the other side. All the while a menacing entity is ever-chasing her, desperate for her admit something she's avoiding... something about her own death. TW: Suicide, death, flashing lights.

Racing to decode a cryptic, possibly apocalyptic prophecy, four oddball strangers are thrust into a time-hopping mission to save humanity. This collectively written story will tickle your funny bone and scratch at your intellect.

A down-on-her-luck Jester dreams of performing in the Royal Court, but gets tangled up in love, lust, and the plague on her journey there. Amidst rat infestations, royal scandals, and job interviews, she must navigate her modern problems in a medieval world to figure out where happiness truly lies.

Somewhere in Los Angeles a woman is being evicted. She has six months to live (in her home). Determined to find a sense of belonging, she lives her days like they are her last. A play about longing, loss and a plea for silliness in hard times. Written by Kate Banford & Andrew Shearer.

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?