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Stumbling down the street at 11:30 a.m. drunk, Effie is the kind of girl you'd avoid eye contact with. We think we know her, but we don't know the half of it. Welsh playwright Gary Owen uses the Greek myth of Iphigenia to tell a modern story: exploring social deprivation, poverty, and class.

*WINNER, ENCORE PRODUCERS AWARD & HOLLYWOOD FRINGE SCHOLARSHIP* Sofie Khan journeys through storybits about her Mexican-Pakistani identity triumphs. And how does Hip Hop and the LGBT+ community play a role up in this mix? Expect things to get thought-provoking, emotional and hysterical!

Winner of the 2020 No Proscenium Immersive Awards - Outstanding Achievement in Livestream Production and (Audience Award) Outstanding Achievement in Ensemble Performance. Transform back into your middle-school years with this immersive 90's sleepover party!

Take a little SNL, mix in a dose of The Daily Show & Colbert Report and sprinkle it all with classic sketch comedy shows like The Carol Burnett Show and SCTV. Put that all together and you get Hollywood's best sketch comedy show, Second City This Week.

Dreams are contagious and meant to be shared. But what happens when a nightmare creeps in there too? Las García is a docudrama about two women of the same bloodline, living in different generations, yet experiencing the same circumstances: The afflictions that love brings.

We Are Not Your Criminal is a solo show inspired by true events about a student's journey through religious and political education.

Richard Byford has had a dream for many years of writing, producing and performing in his own one man show. He performs stories from his travels, highlighted with original songs, in this intimate and very personal look inside a life well lived

Modern satire about domestic terrorism.

Darlene tells it like it is. Some people say she's a gossip, but she only gossips about people who deserve it. And most everyone in the little town of Viola deserves it. When Darlene's cat gets lost and runs up a tree, she goes out on a limb to get him down.

Tolkien meets Hemingway in the Trenches of World War One. Arthur Conan Doyle tracks down a suicidal Agatha Christie during her missing days. The openly gay director of Frankenstein visits the set of The Wizard of Oz. John Lennon’s ghost visits David Bowie on the night of his murder.