Mental Health

QFWFQ is loosely 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.

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.*

Face Divided by Edward Allan Baker is a deeply affecting one-act play about two young people clinging to each other as their world falls apart. Love, parenthood, and past pain collide in a raw, emotional story that lays bare the wreckage of their lives - impossible to look away from.

A scathing commentary on the American health care system. When Neil Camden loses his job and health benefits, his wife, Adi Carota, can no longer get her life-saving insulin. In a period of frustration and desperation, Neil takes matters into his own hands.

Shadow Figure presents two gripping one-act plays. In The Weight of Silence, Claire confronts her bipolar disorder through a masked figure embodying her darkest thoughts. In Love Revolution, Hannah turns grief into self-love through a transformative plant medicine journey.

Victoria just found out the neighbor she's had a crush on is a serial killer and she's furious. Why hasn't he tried to serial kill her? She's literally asking for it. A comedy about wanting to die.

A comedy about all the times Beth May has thought about killing herself! This autobiographical one woman show puts you in the splash zone of death and delusion as Beth journeys through her struggle with bipolar disorder, but like, in a funny way. Written and performed by Beth May.

A poorly timed panic attack causes Viva to barricade herself into the only available bathroom at a party. Stand-up comedy and storytelling.

The Psilocybin Files is Ryan Williams' return back from the mushroom underground, after decades of self-administering psilocybin, without sharing this healing work with his friends, family, or neighbors. Until now, he has lived in secrecy without telling anyone about these moments with the mycelium.

The Exit Interview is a genre-blending solo show from comedian and musician Kevin August about shapeshifting to fit in, class clowning to stand out, and discovering who we are when we stop performing. Smart, surreal, and deeply human — comedy as catharsis, and a space to feel a little less alone.

Stephanie Matsuba has been fired from her job, she has lost her grandma, and she has not left her house in a very long time. Over the course of a day, together with Stephanie we venture outside the house and inside her stream of consciousness, through a disarming and alarming day.

After tavelling the world, celebrating the Punjabi poetry and the love story of Amrita Pritam - a poet, a rebel, a woman who dared to love and defy; Dimple Kaur’s Main Amrita brings her voice to life in a powerful blend of drama and poetry recited in Punjabi and danced in Bharatanatyam.

On the surface, Hannah and her brothers, Scott and Bobby, seem to have stable, happy lives...but their names aren't Hannah, Scott, and Bobby because they're in the Witness Protection Program. When the ghosts of their childhood resurface, will they run from their past or confront it?

Four Women is a five women show, taking a disturbed journey through the psyche of the dullest minds in Los Angeles. It's a live sketch comedy show featuring animation, video, and props that shouldn't exist.

My Great Turnaround ! What God and Argentine Tango Taught Me About Life! The main character deals with her chaotic life- changing event! Engaging in life reaffirming ways using truthfulness; slap-stick comedy; multi-media; good humor ; God and faith plus fabulous Argentine Tango!