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A cross between hipster pick-up banter and a JD Salinger novel. Between a stunner and a stowaway. Set on a yacht. At sea. World premiere, debut play by ZK Lowenfels.

A spicy series of vignettes that will leave you thirsty! Ten characters fall in and out of bed with each other, performed by only two actors. This romp portrays the various relationships and casual encounters one can imagine happen all over Los Angeles. Come take a peek with us. ;)

Five men, stranded on a deserted island, without their cell phones.

An exploration of right and wrong and the moralities of man. A detective and a murdering therapist, weigh the pros and cons of a crime done for the sake of love. Runtime: 25 minutes Two shows per hour. Please wait in line if you don't make the first showing.

Desperate to be heard, Katherine pulls from her stores of memories and pain to vocalize a new identity, both for herself and her family - to finally use her powerful, poetic voice to pave a better way.

Epsilon bring their critically acclaimed 5 star sell out show from London's premier off-west end venue The Park Theatre about an ordinary couple with an extraordinary love who relive their darkest secrets, deepest passions and heart-breaking truths.

A one-act, one-woman show about a kindergarten teacher who gets sick of asking kids the hackneyed existential question: "What do you want to be when you grow up?"

An honest look at dating and relationships from a man's perspective. I think I've found that what I'm really good at is being miserable. When life finally hands me the relationship of my dreams, will I get out of my own way or turn it to shit like I've always done before?

It's twisted love poetry on the edge of madness and merriment –a sword fight with masked kings, prophesying puppets, and singing clowns. The Rogues bring their “whirligig of ferocious creativity” (LA Weekly) to remix Shakespeare’s iconic scenes and make the Bard roll over in his grave.

“Steppin’ Out” pulls back the veneer of four characters forced to face two tough questions — which is a life more worth living: one filled with happiness or one teeming with meaning? And, how closely does the face we show the world resemble the one we see in the mirror?