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In this modern adaptation of Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare, Julia Caesar, a populist politician is assassinated following her most triumphant political victory, leaving her supporters and detractors in a state of civil war.

6 Las Vegas racketeers hide in a high-desert Chinese restaurant from a vampire out for revenge.

Though it's supposed to be a joyous and cathartic occasion, seven short vignettes reveal a passive-aggressive hopelessness in a small Midwestern festival.

A serio-comedy about two best friends dealing with issues of race, family, and relationships.

A woman's journey of carrying the hidden shame, guilt, fear, and pains of childhood trauma, poverty, race, and class as she pursues the American dream to become an actress in a world that prides on beauty, grace, and poise, in a world that has reminds her she has neither.

A double feature containing two One-Act Plays, directed Los Angeles City College Theater Academy alumni and starring current Theater Acadamy students. Mechant Enfant is written by Samuel Mayer and directed by Joseph Marcelo Darlene is written by A.R Gurney and directed by Jesse Trout

'This is We' follows the life of Michael Carter Bronson, a wordsmith with a storied life. This tragicomedy is told in three acts, essentially a One Man Show (with three men)- each twenty minute act has a different actor playing Michael Carter Bronson from ages 0-25, 25-50, and 50-75.

"You get to choose what happens to you," John tells Julie at a kink-play party. She's an aspiring dropout living in her famous parents' shadow; he's her dad's intern. They instantly connect, but with ambitions and knives bared and sex an open question, the encounter pushes them further than imagined

A new adaptation of Little Women set in the American South - challenging social, early feminist and culutral subjectivity in regards to race and gender.

The local wait-staff of an Italian restaurant have their work cut out for themselves just getting through a shift. At every interval things seem to go awry for this lively group but minus a tragedy or two, its business as usual.