Monologue about love, failure, depression, science, and bad science fiction movies, following a brilliant physicist who spent ten years in a desperate attempt to reverse his girlfriend's suicide.

“feeling sorry for roman POLANSKI” Roman Polanski. A gorilla suit. Murder? A humble singing telegram delivery man and his domestic wife are trapped on the treadmill of lower-middle-class existence when the question of forgiveness knocks them off. A comedy of Polanski proportions!

From the artist of the world’s 1st ticketed on-line Fringe Show (Edinburgh ‘09). Featured on the BBC. Mikhail Tank’s ‘For The Special Ones‘, with original music composed by Daniel Levin. ”Dedicated to all those who feel like they’re sitting in the corner.” www.mikhailtank.com

A visceral adaptation of Franz Kafka's short story, A Report to an Academy. A captured ape describes his extensive and painful domestication. www.AmericanTheaterProject.com Reservations: (818)557-1369 $2 BEER

A site-specific creation for the largest city park in Hollywood (located along Theater Row). Written, developed, rehearsed and performed on-site during a six-week collaboration, the pieces explore the park's character, history and community.

Olivia flies home on her Mom’s 55th birthday only to find her clad in leather, waiting for a young man off craigslist to come over for sex. CAST: Janice Lynde, Michelle Glavan, JR Davidson, Kristen Rozanski, Jacob Crumbine, Zack Gold. Writer/Director: Meghan Gambling; Produced by Jess Frucht

Ophelia opens up about the other man. Catalina De Erauso explains the rack. Eve eats a polar bear. Love letters we never thought we’d read, plus rants and raves from women you know and some you don’t. They’re all HEAD OVER HEELS. Admission is pay-what-you-want.

Page 121 Productions, New York's boldest theatre dedicated to emerging artists, presents Stephen Kaliski's HIS MINUTE HAND, a timely and riveting tragedy about the decay of friendship and family within a repressive society.

"Invisible" is a unique solo performance in which young artist, Anya Warburg, reveals her inner most conflict of feeling invisible. This piece sheds new light on typically boring concepts, bringing a fresh voice to the world of solo performance.

This one-woman show is about Eileen O'Connell's discovery of the way her, now deceased, Irish Father has impacted her life through comedy, despite his illnesses. In this uplifting journey, we see that she's learned how to make both her Father and herself laugh through tears. Father’s Day show!

Part 1 June 17 8pm at Stella Adler! Part 2 June 24 8pm at Musician's Institute Green Room!

The Hollywood Sign was burned down, USC was taken over by gangs, Home Depot Center became a refugee camp. The agents, firefighters, deadbeats, whores, writers, stoners, actors, lawyers, drug dealers, and squirrels just watched. This is their story. Admission is pay-what-you-want.