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A one-person comedy about growing up queer in an immigrant household and learning how to tell the truth without losing your sense of humor. Blending stand-up, storytelling, and pop anthems inspired by Madonna and Taylor Swift, Cyrus revisits family pressure, identity, and self-acceptance, turning pe

A fledgling artist is the pawn in a personal power tug-of-war between a couple for whom mind games is just daily gymnastics in this new work by award-winning playwright Lee Wochner. When does art become more than paint on a canvas and have the ability to bind new relationships ... or destroy them?

Weasels is a play about a group of teens about to leave for college. As they deal with love and growing up, an old friend re-enters into their lives. A play about loss, of both innocence and of life.

Nazareth's favorite son is back. God, Ms Magdalene, Satan are along as well. Part soul concert, part historical rectification, part pearl clutching blasphemy, this human telling by the man, not the myth, is guaranteed to entertain or offend just about everyone on your Christmas card list.

When Jason decides “Pops” the question to Eric. He says but now he must figure out how to tell his Jewish Mother, his Catholic Father and his "child-bride" Stepmother about the Wedding.

It’s funny-or-die-in-the-graveyard time when Jeremy Kehoe’s absurdist, existential comedy, “Movin’ On Up”, makes its West Coast premiere at the 2018 Hollywood Fringe Festival at The Complex Hollywood (Ruby Theater, 6476 Santa Monica Blvd.) June 1 - 21.

Three one-act plays from two of America’s greatest playwrights: TALK TO ME LIKE THE RAIN AND LET ME LISTEN & THE LADY OF LARKSPUR LOTION by Tennessee Williams THE ZOO STORY by Edward Albee

The 2018 Hollywood Producers Encore Award winner! When a God runs out of true believers, only one thing is guaranteed: a temper tantrum of truly biblical proportions. And fleas.

Anneli Olafson has won the Minnesota State Competition for 4H Leader Demonstrations, and she is at the Iowa State Fair representing her state. In the course of demonstrating how to make a Swedish Smorgasbord, she comes face to face with her dysfunctional past, and cooks her way to sanity.

"Love means nothing to a tennis player." Well, love meant everything to this tennis player. "45-Love" goes on an inner journey made outer as a woman reflects upon her life as a competitive tennis player, while processing her intergenerational trauma, speared on by her daughter's ask to start tennis.