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From the writer of award-winning "Letterz 2 2pac" and "Too Many Hitlers", "The Last One-Man Show (LITERALLY)" is the story of an underground comedian (LITERALLY), the lone survivor of WWIII. He still has his dreams, but when you’re the last one left, killing is only suicide. Hilarious!

There's a sinister cafe deep in the Hades of Northeast LA, where blood is for coffee and revenge served iced.

A super one-man show about an actor’s struggle with identity. Paul Yen explores the different masks Asian Americans wear through the eyes of Batman, Superman, and Spiderman. Yen reimagines their origin stories weaving a historically humorous tale of the Asian American experience.

Picking through the psychological minefield that is his past, Thom Pain finds beauty, horror, and catharsis in an emotional landscape not unlike the collective trauma of our pandemic-stricken year.

After ratting on her cellie, they wanted to put lusty lounge singer Diane Diane in witness protection-- but she's too big a star for that! Diane's coming back to Hollywood, baby! Joined by her ex and current husband, Reggie, on keys.

Theatre Asylum presents the finest comedic improv talent in Hollywood. Improvatorium (6/17,24 @8:30pm,6/19 @10pm), Jane Austen Unscripted (6/19,20,26,27 @4pm), Some Assembly Required(6/19 @10:30pm), TFN–Online Internet Show (Lab 6/17,24 @8:30pm).Tickets $12. Additional info at theatreasylum-la.com.

In 1887, American journalist Nellie Bly had herself incarcerated in an insane asylum for women, exposing the cruel treatment of society's most vulnerable patients. This is her story...but it is also the story of how we treat mental health, women, and anyone "different" — whatever that means.

What happens when a group of stage-parents are thrown together in a waiting room? It’s The Real Housewives, but “momager” style. What could possibly go wrong?

A modern, Greek tragedy about the triumph of love over hate written by Deborah Brevoort. A mother roams the hills of Lockerbie Scotland, looking for her son’s remains. She meets the women of Lockerbie, who are fighting to obtain the clothing of the victims found in the plane’s wreckage.

Two plays, by Fringe favorite Alli Miller & renowned playwright Barbara Lindsay, remind us sometimes what's most important is what can't be seen. An incomparably engaging journey through one's loss of those they love & another's loss of their own reality. #inkfest18 official Fringe selection!