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A physical theater rendition of Kafka's novella, Metamorphosis tells the story of Gregor Samsa, exploited worker who one morning wakes up from uneasy dreams transformed into a monstrous vermin. Gregor has to now adjust to his new condition as he deals with being burdensome to his parents and sister.

Sometimes you wanna go where everybody shows their fangs! Say "Cheers" with your favorite sitcom barflies as you celebrate the birthday of vampire Queen Lilith, until a mysterious murder ruins the party! Look for clues, question suspects, and vote for the killer in this comedic scripted parody.

Bayanihan? Kababayan? Am I Pronouncing that Right? is an experimental journey of a Filipino poet that keeps transplanting to find his identity. Half of his ticket sales will be donated to the TAAL Relief Campaign in the Philippines.

Your Mother's Vagina. We've all been there. This two-hander about infidelity and infertility pits a Hollywood Starlet/Bartender against a part-time professor/cocktail waitress over missed motherhood, marriage and martinis in three rounds - no good decisions!

We are excited to announce FringePRIDE in association with the Los Angeles LGBT Center. An event-filled evening with live music, info booths from LGBT Center partner organizations, activities and more!

A dark comedy about death and friendship, Funeral Potatoes examines what makes it all worth it when you’ve spent your entire life planning for a future you won’t have.

Our Award-winning show is written and performed by the actors who courageously tell their stories in a unique face paced style.

Our Award-winning show is written and performed by the actors who courageously tell their stories in a unique face paced style.

Join the five person crew of the Sparta as they conduct their research in the deepest known part of the ocean, The Mariana Trench. Submerged for nearly 200 days, the crew is about to set the record for longest sustained deep dive…But can they handle the pressure?

People of different races have been asking a Black Woman named Shanara, all kinds of questions on the streets of L.A. for the past 2 years, on her “Ask A Black Woman” YouTube series. This is a theatrical & poetic response with provocative accounts of living Black in America.