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Elisha left Singapore for Silicon Valley to save her startup. Instead, she got an identity she didn’t ask for, a spectacular “pivot,” and a front-row seat to her American Dream going up in flames. Now she’s taking it all back—becoming its final comedic boss: the Alpha Asian.

Tartuffe is specifically a comedy of manners and a farce. It is a renowned satire that uses humor to critique religious hypocrisy, deception, and extreme gullibility. Extremely relevant, don't you think?

A Republican Congresswoman and a gay (male) liberal playwright meet by chance at an abandoned restaurant in downtown Los Angeles. Despite their political differences the two form an unlikely bond. Their budding friendship is interrupted by the appearance of a stranger with bad intentions.

Day After Day is a deep and personal look into Doris Day's dramatic personal life while appearing as the quintessential “girl-next-door” in Warner Bros. musicals. Blending factual life events and her songs, this show is a love letter to this extraordinary icon.

Over a breakfast conversation, Tom convinces his son Danny to give up as a writer. Years later, when Danny has a similar conversation with a young writer, does he pass down inspiration ... or fear? A heartbreaking slice-of-life from the mind behind CONVENTION plunges us into the artist's nightmare.

An Inspector Calls unfolds when the wealthy Birling family’s celebration is interrupted by Inspector Goole, probing the suicide of a young woman. As the night progresses, each member’s past actions entwine with their downfall, exposing hidden guilt before a final, chilling twist.

If you like your comedy hot and your coffee black, Hot Coffee has got you covered on both. They are an all-Black sketch comedy group tackling everything from fierce to farce, racy to racy, real to real dumb. So the question is, how do you take yours?

Somewhere in Los Angeles a woman is being evicted. She has six months to live (in her home). Determined to find a sense of belonging, she lives her days like they are her last. A play about longing, loss and a plea for silliness in hard times. Written by Kate Banford & Andrew Shearer.

A LATE–BLOOMER New York City actor chooses to commit a singular act of charity—serving free coffee to a small segment of the city’s 150,000+ homeless population living on its affluent Union Square. In the process, he discovers a familial connection with this colorful but broken cadre of characters.

An unconventional ghost story about the undying bond between two best friends - one of whom has very recently and inconveniently died.