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See the stage play which inspired the movie that made Marilyn Monroe a superstar. This timeless comedy tells of a married man whose head is turned when a blonde bombshell moves in next door. Featuring Monika Ekiert and Sandro Monetti. Directed by Sebastian Cipolla.

A comedy about leaving Mormonism. Written and performed by Jane Wilson, SEALED is an honest and zany look at Mormon marriage and divorce through sketch, stories, and her grandma’s voicemails.

Daddy Strong Legs is a one man comedy extravaganza. Featuring stand up comedy by Garrett Buss, disrespectful drivel by Garrett CUSS (an evil bad boy who and swings nunchucks and breaks all the rules) The Ghost of Stan Lee (Spider-man's Dad) and Boney Skele Tony (a skeleton who skateboards.)

A Hot Flash Gospel: My Unconfirmed RSVP grew out of LadyK’s own journey through perimenopause, where brain fog, hot flashes, and hormonal chaos collided with creativity and self-discovery. What began as a series of poems evolved into a one-woman poetry play that invites audiences to laugh, reflect,

Redemption comes with a 2 for 1 at happy hour.

An evening of stories and songs with the Seniors at the LA LGBT Center.

"Dear Mom, Sorry For Being A B!tch” is a one-woman comedy show (with guests) written by and starring Christine Covode. Starting in elementary school and ending at college graduation, this whacky tale remembers our b!tchiest teenager moments and retells them in hopes of gaining forgiveness.

Sparked by the death of his father and birth of his daughter, Comedian Bill Santiago goes in search of answers at the border of science and religion, exploring the comic nature of the cosmic quest for understanding existence, life and death (not necessarily in that order).

Stories by Hong Kong Comedy Fest winner Ashley Strand. A Christmas toilet paper promotion in NYC. A young actor strives to fit into the cut throat world of Sarasota dinner theatre. Brothers fight at the after-party for a children’s musical in Belgium. These tales of theatre life touch and amuse.

With religion in her veins, and generations of Rabbinical forefathers, Noam Friedlander never felt the pull of the pulpit herself. Visiting concentration camps as a toddler, and being babysat by Playboy Bunnies at the Playboy Mansion, gave her a warped view of the world...