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"TehrAngeles" weaves the poignant tale of an Iranian diaspora in 1980s Los Angeles, exploring themes of hope, identity, and resilience through the lives of Zohreh, Sima, and a vibrant cast, underscored by evocative music that bridges cultures and amplifies their journey towards belonging.

In 2001, comedian Alan Giles performed a magic show for his family that was so bad he swore he would never do magic again. Until now. "Alan-cadabra" is a magic-fueled character comedy show about passions, family, and REDEMPTION.

Wicked Lit presents FREE readings of two world premiere adaptations: H. P. Lovecraft’s The Unnamable, adapted by Jeff G. Rack Charles Dickens ‘ The Chimes Charles Dickens, adapted by Jonathan Josephson Directed by Paul Millet. Produced by Nom de Guerre Theatre Guild.

Choi and Rhoul haven’t seen Marty in a while. Then, over coffee and a stale muffin, he casually tells them he has cancer. And he wants to move to Hawaii. “Marty has Cancer” is a dark comedy about friendship, coming-of-age (in your 30’s), and the absurdity of “American Idol.”

You are in the eight grade on the first day of class. Miss Margarida is your teacher. She's going to teach you about life. Because all of you are going to die. Benai Boyd stars in Roberto Atayde's masterpiece on the corruption and abuse of power, MISS MARGARIDA'S WAY directed by Pat Towne.

A young female survivor of a high school shooting is visited by the spirits of Sojourner Truth and Amiela Earhart who give her the courage to stand up an speak for those who no longer have a voice.

Four NFL superfans decide to cryogenically freeze themselves during the fallow time between NFL seasons, and end up a journey they never could have anticipated. World Premiere of TV writer Grace Parra Janney's first full length play.

A new play about the physical and emotional scars left by the bombing of Hiroshima. Shuttling back and forth between 1985 and 1955, New York and Hiroshima

NOW WHAT? is a collection of one-act plays about life’s unexpected moments. When you’ve got the opportunity to steer into the skid, run away and hide, or just stare, slack-jawed at the sheer ridiculousness of life. Written and directed by Rachel Brethauer, Kara Costello, and Celeste Klaus.

This extremely fast paced version of one of Shakespeare's most joy filled comedies will keep you wondering how this all came together in 3 days of rehearsal with 2 casts and 40 actors.