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High School students from the outstanding Orange County School of the Arts Acting Conservatory perform a world premiere play created out of improvs and written by William Mittler, dealing with teen suicide and school shootings. Based loosely on Greek Tragedy, surprisingly uplifting and very moving.

Brian and Rachel were the perfect couple and seemed destined to live happily ever after. But that was a long time ago and life got in the way of those dreams. Tonight, they meet in their old romantic spot for one last night together. Is there still hope for them after all these years?

“#txtshow (on the internet)” is a crowdsourced, immersive, multiscreen performance featuring a mysterious character named txt (pronounced “text”) who recites a script written anonymously in real-time by YOU! It’s the best show you’ll write all year.

"FUN-draiser," is a character showcase with a whole lot more FUN than raiser. Hosts Tara Jean O'Brien & Michael Silva, playing various characters, host this unforgettable night of fun-draising!

This is a solo show about how my life shattered after the man of dreams told me that he didn't have feelings for me, because I was too good for him.

Fresh of it's World Premiere at the Cannes Film Festival, this experimental narrative combines high paced, rapid Spoken Word, juxtaposed on screen text, and intense visuals top examine the toll dreamers often find themselves paying when they first arrive in Hollywood.

On her latest pod, Charlie interviews former couples about the end of their relationships...starting with her own. But when information is revealed her ex doesn't want released, a struggle for power ensues. A drama about narrative control and our need to replay relationships better left in the past.

Shawn Williams is a nine year old gay kid. He has been writing his favorite movie star every week for the past two years. What happens when Tom Hardy actually replies?

Musical about the Filipinos immigrating to America, their trials, tribulations and triumphs.

When going through a break up, is social media the best way to guide us through the five stages of grief? Or is it just another relationship in which we lose ourselves?