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A one-woman show about a Latina's experience in Los Angeles. A little burlesque, a little funny, and a little heartbreaking.

If In Living Color and SNL had a love-child, it’d be The Color Collective - a fast-paced variety show, highlighting diverse - and hilarious - players. Our show isn’t just “about” diversity, we pride ourselves on putting together a show that will have you rolling out of your seats with laughter.

Created by Lauren Ash ("Superstore", "Not Dead Yet) and Jorge "Miami" Berrios (Second City National Touring Company), "We've Never Talked About This Before" is an exploration into relationships, miscommunications and how silence can thwart connection. Comedic, tragic and impossibly relatable.

"On the Boulevard" is the modern re-telling of George Bernard Shaw's "Pygmalion" (which was later adapted into "My Fair Lady"). This time, instead of a flower girl becoming a lady with a phonetician, a gay country bumpkin becomes a hunky superhero actor with a celebrity personal fitness trainer.

World War II. Arizona. African American nurses arrive on an army base camp. Join Mayvee, Marjorie, Georgia, Elinor, and Thelma on their journey as they face the biggest challenge of their lives.

In a delicious voyeuristic view of what goes on in a women’s bathroom in a Los Angeles nightclub, this spunky and queer cast of 9 female-identifying characters brings you sexy dance numbers and gut-punching truths on why women often compete with one another for worthiness in heteronormative spaces.

One man’s journey to the Flat Earth and back. Through the looking glass of hallucinogens, inside an ayahuasca sex cult and deep into the muck and mire of Youtube conspiracy videos. For James, the only way out of The Flat Earth that he finds himself on, is by pushing himself all the way to the edge.

Eight actors are cooped up in the waiting room, auditioning for a film. Renato is on the edge of suicide, Bianca and Misti have a history with the same man, Alexander has problems with his visa. But, the mysterious Jerry Greco is there to make peace. Carmen, the fallen angel, is there as well...

A one man show with three people (go figure) about the joys and horrors of getting older in Hollywood where the young would eat the old if they weren't afraid of gaining weight. There's laughs, music, turkey sex and scattered teardrops.

Ah, Autumn in LA-- where the only thing that changes with the seasons is an actor’s prospects for work. The Actor in November is a sharp, funny, and deeply personal meditation on survival, self-worth, and never underestimating the staying power of sheer, idiotic hope.