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In a night of stand-up comedy, Kim Diaz premieres "A Ruggedly-Handsome-Woman Show" in which she may talk about the the gender spectrum, carbs and growing up in the Caribbean. "If Robert De Niro and Woody Allen had a love child, it would very well be Kim Diaz." -- Comedian Kate Roxburgh.

Dreamverse is a brand-new original tragicomedy musical about a 19-y/o tech-wiz, Samero, invents a dreamworld to communicate with his parents who he never met, only for the idea to be co-opted by a hip startup, HermesLink, and inadvertently turned into a social media dreamscape (or a hellscape...)

Breaking stereotypes of Japanese women and empowering all survivors to be unicorns! The story about a Japanese woman tells the truth of Japanese society. And it is relatable to everyone. It empowers all survivors.

After her sister Tilly's untimely death, Agnes sets off on a quest to discover who she really was - encountering monsters, strange creatures, and even her own demons along the way. She Kills Monsters is presented by an all teen cast from the Theater Program at A Place Called Home in South Central.

Travis thinks he’s ready for his one man show. He's not.

A delightful, irreverent retelling of Vasilisa the Wise and her encounter with Baba Yaga. Language warning: contains (totally appropriate) F words.

A young man says goodbye to his family and friends to begin his journey, with only a backpack heading out for Spain. He ends up on the streets of Spain finding out what life on the streets is all about when you are scared, hungry and in a lot of pain. Based on a true story.

A magical realist dramedy about two frustrated actors who accidentally kidnap their favorite movie star... or is it really her? What is identity in a world where myths are stronger than we dare think? "The siren call is driving me to my end, like a ship to wreck on rocks".

This case is no joke... When a clown is found dead at a convention, his sister is put on trial in a courtroom where truth is slippery, justice is absurd, and the audience must decide the final verdict.

They say people don’t understand irony. Harmon dissects the incongruity between the INTENDED meaning of things and the real ACTUAL perceived meaning of things. You’ll look at the entire world and contemplate whether it’s ironic or NOT ironic. A hit at festivals worldwide.