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During his first fast in 1968, Cesar Chavez embarks on a spiritual journey with La Virgen De Guadalupe, to regain his faith in the California farmworker movement.

East Coast transplants Jackie and Del suffer an existential crisis when their favorite bar closes down. They must now navigate the strange and often surreal world of Los Angeles' nightlife in search of a new bar to call their own.

An honest depiction of what happens when you discover your child has autism. Through humor I try to soften the pain. A must see if you or a loved one is on the spectrum. Hard work, hope and set backs. And the pure beauty of acceptance.

Is true love a legend? When a young soldier and a forest maiden eat the Black Apples, they learn much more about the other than they would have liked.

Worlds collide and loyalties are tested in this raucous comedy surrounding the impending move in of Jamie’s boyfriend Mark and the search for an incriminating object that sweeps friends, family, clients and a noble delivery man up in it’s path.

After a life-changing event shatters a young woman's world, she must examine how her past experiences have shaped her views on sex, sexuality and relationships. Mature material explored. Parental guidance suggested.

Catch a sneak peek of the new multimedia rock experience that seamlessly blends live rock music, a movie and a stage drama into one.

Will Roberts, a former Cirque du Soleil featured artist, considered the modern day Will Rogers. He creates a visually stunning entertainment spectacle infused with his down-home folksy humor based upon the days News events.

This theatrical club experience throws you into the downtown NYC Club scene of the early 90s. We follow James St. James down the rabbit hole as he tells the shocking, fabulous and entirely true tale of Michael Alig, the Party Monster.

This fast paced comedy is a mash up of Louisa May Alcott's classic, 'Little Women' and HBO's critically acclaimed 'Girls', delivering a smartly crafted and hilarious 50 minute show. New York Magazine's approval matrix pegged it as "High Brow and Brilliant" and Gothamist calls it "Hysterical."