Transformative

OCD always made Marissa think her world would burn down. Then her house actually did. Welp. Through raw audio journals, childhood letters, and live performance, emerges a deeply personal story of loss, mental illness, and healing. *50% of ticket sales support Altadena fire recovery efforts.*

One Body. Many Truths. These voices rose in me—loudest during BLM, but echoing my whole life. Each one, a question. A wound. A hope. Through shifting characters, I ask: how do I move, breathe, survive in this skin? Come witness their joy, their rage, their truths.

QFWFQ is based on Italo Calvino's If On a Winter's Night a Traveler. A labyrinthine, surrealist journey that touches on the politics of gender, music, international relations and storytelling itself, QFWFQ is a show that never begins nor ends. You're confused. So are we. Co-directed by Hannah Pilkes

Susan has a perfect life, a perfect love, and perfect happiness. When she undergoes an unexpected loss, that all ends. A solo show told through 23 captivating characters and dynamic multimedia, Buen Camino is an hour-long walk through 540 miles of rain, resentment, and redemption.

Nancy Reagan, GOAT, is in purgatory dressing room exposition status. In alternative factual fagology. oh Mary, don't ask! To occupy an enviable place in history, the ultimate achievement after death! We DARE you to say no. She's not the Nancy she wants to be. Warning: Piano

Come get a taste of that yummy brown. Sugar Mud is a solo clown show inspired by my Granny getting sucked up by a tornado, me getting stuck inside the Stanley Mosk Family Court House for four years, being raised in a sex cult, Jorge Luis Borges, rock bottoms, and rocks.

“Mom, Are You There?” by comedian Mary Basmadjian is a deeply personal story of an Armenian girl raised in a chaotic home. With the love of her grandparents but neglect of her young mother, she seeks comfort in rebellion and escapism, struggling with identity, shame, and self-worth.

What happens when you spend decades searching for a Father who might not exist? Michael Shaun Hennessey's true story of persistence, coincidence, and revelation takes audiences on an emotional journey from childhood doorbell dashes to a Father's Day miracle that changes everything.