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Upon arriving at a luxury resort in Bali to celebrate a career-making deal, Jessie and Georgia, a children's book team, discover that their prized book concept has been stolen by a beloved National Treasure! Out of flight options, they must search for answers while stuck in Tranquillity Bungalow #4.

Silly. Sad. Swords. is not your average sketch show. Our show depicts not only the silliness of life, but also the sad moments, and the fight it takes to keep moving forward. Join us for night of a laughs, tears, songs, dance, and swords!

Everything Uma eats makes her sick, but don’t worry, it’s TOTALLY FINE! Join Uma on a romp through denial and ultimate acceptance of her body’s allergies, intolerances and Crohn’s disease, and learn how you too could become a little more tolerant.

Tony Bartolone digs deep into the underbelly of society in this insanely funny exploration of self.

When you put two multi-hyphenates together, you can't just do one thing. Ergo, the world premiere of PEEP, a comedy variety show: sketch, improv, stuntwork, and a wee bit o’ clown. CONTENT WARNING: bad words, audience interaction, grossness, flashing lights, and glow-in-the-dark bunnies

A diverse and inclusive comedy improv show inspired by the iconic theatrical styles and universal themes of three preeminent BIPOC American playwrights, Luis Alfaro, David Henry Hwang, and Lorraine Hansberry. ("Pay-what-you-can" tix. Your donations help us continue our Community Arts Education.)

You never really know your neighbors, but are you sure you want to? Allow ONLY WEIRDOS IN THE BUILDING to introduce you to the quirks, lurks, and jerks of North Hollywood Bohemian Living (NoHoBoHo). An hour of Sketch Comedy sure to remind you, every weirdo is someone's neighbor.

A mother who struggles with breastfeeding must battle the zombie apocalypse to find formula for her newborn. Latch on, make some mammaries, and teat yourself to some udder fun in this musical comedy. 🍼

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What if David Lynch directed a sleepover with seven clowns? Part physical comedy, part ethereal fever dream—find out what happens when women choose playtime over capitalism! Award-winning director Natasha Mercado guides us through this feminist allegory.