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A dual citizen of South Korea and the United States, Hannah tries to navigate between the two countries while keeping her relationship with the character Korea (played by an African American woman) and America (played by a Caucasian woman).

College students band with their professor to challenge a developer and run for political office. Grandma's tamales, rock music, and books by Paulo Friere lead they way. They learn you can't just win the game, you have to change it. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll earn graduate credit.

What if a Russian was the good guy for a change? Andrew Byron's hit UK solo show returns to LA. In this moving and funny play about a simple, decent Siberian immigrant, Andrew plays 15 characters of all descriptions. "...surpasses every single show in the Fringe" Remotegoat.com

Riding the tide of love and heartbreak, Solace is haunted by ghosts, or rather those who ghosted him. In this poetic and surreal story of love and vulnerability, Solace expresses his thoughts that were robbed by silence.

Ukulele. Magic. Silliness.

Experience the love story that inspired a literary legend. Nora and Jim journeys through the lives of Irish writer James Joyce and his muse, Nora Barnacle. Witness their enduring love as they recount years of passion, laughter and the birth of literary genius. Don't miss this enchanting Irish play.

In the suburb of Granite Bay, CA, four teenage girls in a wizard rock band grapple with the ending their band, friendships, and the Harry Potter franchise. Note: this play is not affiliate with, nor endorses JK Rowling and her beliefs. Content warning for self harm and attempted suicide.

A hard-of-hearing singer—known as the Deaf Lady Gaga—moves through fame, identity, and cancel culture, forced to confront a brutal truth: who gets to exist—and who gets erased. A 60-minute ASL solo show with original music, guided by a Trans and Disabled hero.

It's been seventy-six years since "Waiting For Lefty" premiered. Inspired by the NY Taxi Strike of 1934, Odets explored the ills of society at the time and use that platform to call for radical change. But in the time since then, what's actually changed? Have things gotten better for us, or worse?

It's mostly jokes...mostly. Growing up with a bipolar father and a schizophrenic older brother left Aaron Foster with a comb of survivor's guilt, depression and anxiety that has invalidated his every accomplishment, destroyed his every relationship and invaded his every waking thought. A comedy!