Human

October, 2011. An idealistic son returns to his wealthy Malibu family with an enigmatic Black friend from the Occupy Movement. A wealthy neighbor drops by. An expensive watch goes missing. What follows is an explosive, darkly funny drama about race, class, inequality... and veggie chips.

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.

"All happy families are alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way." What makes a happy family? How does our upbringing shape who we become? This one-person show takes you on a humorous, thought-provoking journey through ‘90s Russia—exploring love, religion, parenthood, and happiness.

I Blame Florida is a funny and moving solo show that details Kelly Spillman's quest to beat stage 4 colon cancer. Kelly illustrates how laughter can be a powerful tool in facing even the darkest of times.

Soft Animal is a psychedelic clown odyssey through the rise of life and fall of civilization. Expect evolution, existential dread, and absurd delight. Microdose the mind of George Aivaliotis.

First periods and the struggles of growing up all erupt from this original play about girlhood. From the comfort and torture of her bathroom, Andy feels a rage growing within her, one that might never leave. Funny and painful, this show is for anyone who holds a permanent grudge against puberty.

Laura is clearly dealing with something and she refuses to get out of bed, much to the disappointment of her roommate, Jarod. Through a comfy, nostalgic, and surrealist tone, a parade of loony characters tend to Laura's needs, as she loses touch with time and reality itself, looking for an answer.

A fisher-dad, a rod, and one goal: to love you. Blending clown, audio interviews, and an original score, DRAGONFISH is a surreal and confrontational odyssey that audiences are calling “hilarious,” “disarmingly strange,” and "brutal." WINNER of the Hollywood Fringe Exchange Award from Denver Fringe.

A new hire at the hydroelectric power facility discovers the dam is holding back more than just water.

Lifelong friends and roommates, Cara and Gabriel have always ignored their undeniable chemistry. When Cara tests a daring theory with the help of their two friends, boundaries blur, forcing them to confront deep desires and unexpected truths.

The Meeting imagines a not too distant future where any form of art is banned and the utterance of banned words results in state-sanctioned violence. The Meeting is not a play. Because there are no plays under The Leader.

Patty & Betsy are a couple of cows passing time while waiting in line in their factory farm home discussing the meaning of life.

Eggs is an affectionate, entertaining, and thoughtful romantic comedy about an Irish-Brit and a Persian-American getting ready to celebrate Nowruz, the Persian New Year. Featuring culture clashes, discussions of everyday racism, witty dialogue, and moments of real tenderness. HFF Scholarship Winner.

A multimedia coming-of-age story about growing up as a working-class girl in Edinburgh and the journey life takes me on – across seas, time and through the depths of grief, hope, love and loss.

A dad strives to raise a self-possessed biracial girl, yet comes up against his scars as a gay Armenian-American. In oft-hilarious storytelling, Chahinian fumbles through fatherhood in multiracial America. Inspired by essays he published in New York Times Modern Love, O The Oprah Magazine, & Cosmo.