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In a world where there are only two kinds of fruits - apples and bananas - what fruit are you? Banana wants to know! For this wacky little solo show, one *very normal* Banana is inviting you to join it on its first adventures into the world as an adult fruit! What could go wrong?

Shakespeare's most loved tragedy condensed into a powerful 60 minute performance.

Have you or a loved one been affected by an Only Child? Fear No More! In this comedic One man show, Jay Whitmore tells the world what It is like to be an only child, of an only child, of an even ONLIER child.

An aspiring-musician-now-ghost haunts her own childhood home thanks to a curse from her ancestor, The House. When a visitor looking to connect with folks beyond the veil also presents a chance to break the curse, our ghoul Meredith must decide how to proceed. But remember, The House Always Wins.

From the creators of Fringe Best Comedy award winner BUGS! and the long running one man show, The Lord of the Rings: Extended Edition. Husky Whiskers, Los Angeles’s favorite folk parody band, are back in concert with there new album. It’s a parody of Bruce Springsteen's folk classic, Nebraska.

Lily is a queer, polyamorous, professional comedian . . . and a menace. Matt is her self-proclaimed himbo boyfriend. Together they share risqué and ridiculous stories about dungeon etiquette, disappointing their moms, and losing a sister in a game of Cranium Cadoo.

A haunting, immersive, sea-shanty-based musical: 25 years after the sinking of the Whaling Ship Essex, three survivors are haunted by the ghosts, trauma, & pain of their past. This production is presented under the auspices of the Actors’ Equity Association Los Angeles Self-Produced Project Code.

Tea for Two, inspired by Overtones (1915) by Alice Gerstenberg, follows two women in a seemingly polite conversation as their inner selves surface, revealing rivalry, desire, and unspoken truths. A sharp, playful exploration of the clash between social masks and darker, untamed selves.

A soulful, satirical solo show blending humor, music, and depth psychology. Dr. Zen guides audiences through illusion, awakening, and the courage to hear their inner truth—part therapy session, part ritual, part theatrical rebellion.

Surrounded by a cacophony of cicadas, a preacher’s daughter and her father’s protégé succumb to lust during a secret meeting outside an abandoned church. What begins as a moment of tender intimacy spirals into conflict when guilt takes hold of one— but not the other.