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It’s Valentine’s Day 2011, CJ is single, yet his ex shows up at his apartment. On top of that, he gets stuck on an elevator heading to a life-changing meeting. Are you kidding? Fraught with anxiety, CJ questions God, and is subsequently forced to redefine his understanding of love.

A darkly funny solo show about grief, attachment, and the illusion of control. Through chaotic storytelling and self-analysis, Andrew traces the patterns in his life and questions whether love is chosen, inherited, or simply repeated wiring.

Ho-Jung is a freshman at a college of her overbearing mother's choosing. To rebel, she joins the rowing team on a whim and discovers a joy for the sport. However, this joy is short-lived, as being the only person of color in a very white sport proves to be a painful endeavor. Will she stay afloat?

After getting COVID, Spencer can’t stop telling the truth. Desperate to fix himself, he seeks a therapist. What begins as a cure spirals into a surreal, darkly comic excavation of memory, identity and buried trauma.

In this new musical, set in a dystopian world, unwanted children are sold for gold by their parents! Four children must escape from the clutches of a deranged leprechaun... or find themselves swallowed up by Laddie Leprechaun's corporate machine!

Stealing 6 cars is funny, if you don't get caught. Because some mistakes are too beautiful to not make more than once...

It’s 2014. Scout's 22, stuck on her first major heartbreak. So she drives from New York to Los Angeles...with a stranger. A true story that starts out with a lie. Featuring one woman singing for gasoline, fighting bobcats with Shakespeare, and driving her tiny Honda Civic. A comical coming-of-age.

A storytelling show for women that love danger and the men that love those women.

Pam Levin's out of time when her husband's biological clock is ticking and she's dodging pregnancy like a full contact sport hence, SPERM ASSASSINATION. This wildly funny, dark comedy is the rebranding of her critically acclaimed solo show, “Tales of Modern Motherhood, this sh*t just got real."

An examination of racism, sexism, and classism in vertical microdramas. When the sensibilities of a Chinese production crew clash with their American actors, a dayplayer's innocent conversation about acting with the male lead threatens to derail the entire production.