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A fictional encounter between famous gossip columnist Hedda Hopper interviewing all time star Mary Astor about her latest picture and get the dirt on her scandalous diary. USE DISCOUNT CODE "astor" FOR $5.00 OFF

Nominated for Best Ensemble Theatre Production HFF 15! Utilizing contemporary poetic style, heightened movement and modern language, the play follows Jason and Medea through the part of their story that never gets told: the love story.

Greg Shapiro's solo show, "The Madness of King Donald" has toured through the Netherlands and New York, providing a crash course on surviving the 45th President of the United States. Shapiro dives deep into Trump’s head, acting as a Trump Translator and the results are oddly therapeutic.

THE COCKTAIL PARTY EFFECT By Aiyana White, 19 Van Nuys, CA Part of Charlie’s life is near perfect, the other part isn’t. Trouble is he can’t tell which part is real and which is imaginary.

HERE WE GO AGAIN By Ariella Carmell, 18 Los Angeles, CA A pair of sisters returns to their childhood bedroom and confront the ghosts of the past.

The Fun Lab Presents..."Two Fictions", a bare bones, fast paced pairing of one-act plays.

New one woman show titled JEMIMA SMALLBONES. Endearingly naive (she gives us that impression), 40 something Jemima Smallbones talks openly about her frustrations of NOT ever being a lesbian.

A one-woman physical comedy show featuring a series of skits, each one an "app" that plays when opened. From well-known apps like Angry Birds, to strange and touching scenes only available on the LiveStage OS, it is an exploration of the human factor in a technology-centric world.

"Charlie! The Death of Nancy FullForce"; the full throttle rock n roll dark comedy of booze-fueled reporter Charlie Max's last chance to keep his job by reporting on a pop star's big show in town. Little does anyone know at the time, it's the star's last ever... or is it?

EASY TARGETS is a satire of one-person-shows which invites the audience to show their “appreciation” by pummeling the performers with rolled-up socks any time they feel bored, annoyed, patronized or manipulated. *HFF17 Best Comedy*