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When a group of kids have to face a crabby Hollywood director and realize just how powerful they are. Hard to relate, we know. (This show is 100% original and created by kids at INK THEATER.)

This show is about a man suffering from dissociative identity disorder. He’s a hapless Mexican-American priest; he’s a gay South American revolutionary; he’s a spirit in a garden under the volcano. We dive into the human psyche and its archetypes to shed light on the question of who we really are.

A mix of physical theatre and Vaudeville, this new work strives to rise above what we believe to be true. By taking a bold look at the power of racial stereotypes and how they have shaped the American entertainer, on and off stage. It is a tribute to the of legend Bert Williams.

Join Conation Films in a night of "snackable" media. Watch trailers and teasers and participate in a real producers' meeting to contribute ideas about social media outlets, target demographics, and how today's internet world is redefining viral marketing in the world of independent filmmaking.

An inclusive cast telling stories delving into race, gender, sexuality, abuse, and acceptance. No issue unexplored in this dramedy having audiences laughing and crying using controversial issues of our current times.

Hamlet: ¿Estás o no estás? makes a unique approach to Shakespeare’s classic setting it on modern times emphasizing the satirical side of this work. Multimedia, clown, and surrealism take part of this performance making it energetic, uncommon, and colorful.

Betrayal. Boxes. And the road to reclaiming oneself. How a nice, hard-working, Catholic girl from the Midwest lost her entire set of belief systems... and ended up finding herself. Laughter, tears, automotive lingo, and dancing expected.

“Lifegate”, the italian “Viviamoci”, Roma Fringe Festival 2016 - Off Award Winner, was defined by the Nobel Price Dario Fo “[a pièce] played by a great professionist, with a paradoxical, metaphysical, precise, incisive script.".

Philosophy, poetry, politics and punishment reign supreme in "The Singing School." A world premiere by LA-based author James Domine, this romantic story of magic and music comments on modern society by questioning American Gothic themes over the historical background of colonial Boston.

Imagine “Our Town” procreates with “No Exit” and makes an absurd, violent, and strangely funny baby. That baby is THE EGG PLAY. Three characters, one persistent doorbell, and a memory that refuses to recognize it has long overstayed its welcome.