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Follow Mariah as she journeys into her religious past all while trapped on a six hour flight next to a proselytizing Jehovah's Witness. We meet nine characters from Mariah's Catholic upbringing, including a few showdowns with the devil, as she discovers both the insanity and beauty in believing.

A fading star trying for a comeback wages a secret battle while wearing down everyone around her including her harried producer. A love-hate story about fame, history and the power of denial.

A dark, surreal comedy inspired by the poem "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" by T.S. Eliot.

As the #1 tugboat captain in NYC from the 1940's -1950's, my Great Uncle boldly navigated his way through life, never knowing the wondrous impact he would make on a curious 7 yr old from NJ. A true story of history, of family, of discovery and what it all meant to me.

A mix of physical theatre and Vaudeville, this new work strives to rise above what we believe to be true. By taking a bold look at the power of racial stereotypes and how they have shaped the American entertainer, on and off stage. It is a tribute to the of legend Bert Williams.

Owen has barricaded himself in his Chicago apartment. No one comes in. He never goes out. When Toby, his boisterous new neighbor, moves in across the hall, his routine is harshly disrupted. But what happens when all the walls come down and the real truth comes out? Who will end up saving who?

One of the characters in Songs for a New World says "I don't want to philosophize. I just want to tell a story." That line describes Songs for a New World perfectly; In fact, it tells a whole collection of stories about life in a new world – even against seemingly overwhelming odds, I will survive!

The Bakeress is taking her YouTube baking show to the stage and concocting the baking ride of a lifetime. Dance breaks, love advice, storytime and yummy treats included. Vegan and gluten-free.

In 1977, Anita Bryant won a campaign to overturn gay rights in Dade County, Florida, launching a right wing movement that remains with us today. In 1978, she agreed to sit down with Playboy Magazine for an outrageous and memorable interview that is recreated live on stage for the first time.

Part cautionary tale, part irreverent skewering of Showbiz, Richard Tanner's uproarious, multi-media chronicle of the highs & lows, ups & downs, and the gap between ambition & the reality of being of an "unsteadily working actor," is told with wit, compassion, and a dollop of audience participation.

Schachner Vs. Schachner the feel-bad comedy about family, identity and attempted murder is BACK! "Tragic" "Hilarious" "Heartbreaking" Saturday, October 8th, 8:30pm Friday, October 28th, 7pm Studio C 6448 Santa Monica Blvd. Feel the Love!

That's What She Didn't Say: A True Story of Taboo, Redemption, and Musical Theatre takes audiences on the journey of a girl with too many secrets to carry in her overstuffed purse, the tendency to say too much, and a desire to be free. Will she find the courage to say what matters?

Laying to rest principles of faith and masculinity.

In an alleyway, Tom in his box, with Sue on her leash, reminisce on their prior life while commenting on the situation they are in. A percentage of the proceeds will be donated to charity.

What happens when we allow love to be the ground we stand upon instead of our dreams? Find out in this one-woman journey into the depths of forgetting who you are and the heights of remembering. Directed by: Jessica Johnson Written by and starring: Kyla Garcia