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"COWBOY MOUTH" by Sam Shepard & Patti Smith One Act / One Hour Starring: Cait Mathis & Alton Ray Directed By: Erika Ackerman Production Head: Isabella Figueres FRI/SAT/SUN June 3 - June 26 2016 @ The New Collective LA 6440 Santa Monica Blvd. LA CA 90038 @cowboymouthHFF

The outrageous and gregarious lady comedy duo from Toronto, "Cheap Smokes" bring you an insanely fun show. Their over the top characters, physicality, and high energy will keep you on your toes the entire time. Described as being a "party onstage" be prepared because no audience member is safe.

Four Black Fathers who grew up childhood friends especially during journeys of black dads. This story is about the inner struggles that comes with dealing with black fatherhood

Mother and Child is the intense journey of two individuals trying to connect. Like strangers on a first date, mother and son stalk each other, confronted with a shared history they cannot ignore. Written by 2023 Nobel laureate, Jon Fosse.

You Make Me Laugh Gilda Radner won the hearts of America with her joyously over-the-top, but relatable characters on Saturday Night Live. Her life was cut way too short, but her spirit lives on in Francesca Amari’s cabaret show.

A world premiere, silent play exploring themes of love, religion, consumerism, aging, and the relationship between generations. The play follows one man, named Capire, as he lives out his entire life on stage.

In this thought provoking solo performance, Aishveryaa Nidhi promises to read unread chapters of a woman’s life who embraced darkness with open arms. It helps us search and find a woman hidden beneath glorious tales of heroes and wars. This is the story of Gandhari from her own perspective.

A musical comedy that follows the adventures of Natasha, a citizen of Crapistan, who has come to America, desperate to be a "True American". Natasha the Mail Order Bride is a cross between Lucille Ball and a female Borat. Produced by David Svengalis. PG-13.

What do you do when your husband-to-be leaves you at the altar? Sabrina's answer is simple: if she never leaves the dressing room, she never has to call off the wedding. Logical, right?

This production presents the audience with vignettes that are plagued with unspoken taboos; and invites the audience to engage through a series of facilitated theatrical structures.