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Day After Day is a deep and personal look into Doris Day's dramatic personal life while appearing as the quintessential “girl-next-door” in Warner Bros. musicals. Blending factual life events and her songs, this show is a love letter to this extraordinary icon.

Co-Presented with CALLING UP JUSTICE, Join Claudia Alick and featured LA based artists for two hours of liberation, elevation, and education.

Samantha’s comedy partner Brit died by suicide in the middle of writing a comedy show about mental illness for them to perform together. So… this is not that show! This is what that show became, performed by a comedian trying to figure out what she has to become now with out her sidekick.

"Toy Gory" is a comedy in one act in which a doll who looks very much like Annabelle and a doll who looks very much like Chucky are tired of being spooky toys who always end up accidentally murdering their family. They encounter familiar faces as they try to find their way to a better life.

Over a breakfast conversation, Tom convinces his son Danny to give up as a writer. Years later, when Danny has a similar conversation with a young writer, does he pass down inspiration ... or fear? A heartbreaking slice-of-life from the mind behind CONVENTION plunges us into the artist's nightmare.

A woman. An undocumented immigrant. With intergalactic superpowers. The multi-media, one-woman show had a three week sold-out run in Miami but is a battle cry for Latinos and artists everywhere.

Mia is a sweetheart with big aspirations and an even bigger booty. Juicy is her alter ego talking booty that comes out in Mia's most darkest hours and takes control.

An encounter between Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera and Cristina Kahlo. In Spanish.

We last left the Titanic hollow and broken, but 111 years have passed, and a new friend, the Titan Submersible, has come along. Titanic must teach Titan the ways of understanding death and accepting his fate. Hark! Danger lurks on the horizon as people are out to steal the Titan.

You Make Me Laugh Gilda Radner won the hearts of America with her joyously over-the-top, but relatable characters on Saturday Night Live. Her life was cut way too short, but her spirit lives on in Francesca Amari’s cabaret show.