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"Dialogue with Devil" carries the true story of Nepalese people who suffered for ten years of Maoist insurgency.

In this 30 hour, week-long intensive participants will engage tools from Butoh Dance and European Physical Theatre traditions to expand their expressive capacity, deepen in the mystery of being, and create an original performance, which will be showcased at a public performance on June 13.

Local LA Butoh Artists, curated by internationally acclaimed physical theatre practitioners, Yokko & Jordan Rosin, present their signature works, alongside students from Jordan & Yokko's 'Resonant Bodies: Butoh & Physical Theatre Performance Intensive'. Come celebrate this unique art of Butoh Dance!

In this intensive workshop with teachers Jordan Rosin and Yokko, participants will utilize principles from a variety of physical theatre traditions (Butoh Dance in particular) to cultivate an awareness, availability, and responsiveness that will allow them to move, act, & dance with resonance.

The Blues is a musical about a mysterious jook joint that is a mystical pit stop for musicians on the way to fame and fortune.

Swipe Right: The Musical follows the rise and fall of one lackluster Tinder date-- and sets it to song! "Better than the last 5 dates I've been on!" raves Single Person Aged 25-35. Guaranteed to make you laugh out loud and then question all your life choices.

Kelly has been waiting forever for her long-term boyfriend to just propose already, so when he suggests they see other people, she is unprepared to begin dating in the digital age. Follow Kelly’s fun and sexy journey of starting over in a world where her next love could be one swipe away.

SPIT is Spoken Word Ensemble Theatre. Written in contemporary metered and free verse; SPIT dances between dialogue and soliloquy, bravely exploring the important themes of our times. #spitaboutit

A musical comedy stage show extravaganza featuring original music from Scout Durwood’s (MTV’s MARY + JANE) debut album with Blue Elan Records--an autobiographical queer pop album titled TAKE ONE THING OFF.

After a whirlwind 24-hour romance with a Belgian tourist, aspiring actor/sexual being Cameron Murphy travels the world to find her in this wild, raw, and poignant solo show. Through a series of shamefully shameless “role plays,” Cameron learns how to act — and quits acting. His mom is not invited.