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Whipped! a comedic performance written and performed by reina alejandra prado, traces Virginia Buenaventura’s journey of sexual self-discovery. When a new tenant arrives at her boarding house this Good Mexican Girl has to confront her own beliefs about love and sexuality.

A group of young & eager campaign staffers must save a congressman from political self destruction after he offends various ethnic groups. Tasked with saving the campaign the staffers also compete amongst each other to gain favor within the candidate's inner circle.

There's a collective denial when mothers come right out and say,"I really shouldn't be trusted with my kids." Matriarchal Terrorism explores this myth through drama and discourse.

"X" is a one-man show detailing the life of Malcom X, before and during his evolution into the human rights activist we know him as today. The show's content is true to the attitudes, behavior, and language of the 40s, 50s, and 60s.

Licki Ucroj "knowz" how to do thangz with wordz. Originally inspired by hip-hop icon Nicki Minaj, the rapper believes in the transformative power of language. She sings, speaks, and proselytizes: propagating a faith in words and their power to heal broken hearts. Wounds were made for licking.

The Player King, written and performed by Darin Dahms, is a one man performance piece inspired by the life of Edwin Booth.

The Roaring 20’s come roaring back to life when Hollywood’s 3 Clubs is transformed into NY’s legendary Algonquin Hotel to host a literal – and literary – battle of wits among the brightest lights on Broadway in this new comedy of caustic quips and lethal wordplay from author Steven Vlasak.

Mariko Passion, a 13 year sex worker artist and activist from San Francisco reads from her forthcoming memoir 100 K(nights)of the Urban Geisha detailing 100 nights of sex work in Los Angeles. This promises to not be another salacious tale of Asian trafficking victims needing celebrity rescue!

Urban Theatre Movement presents Urban Unrest: a series of original one act plays ranging from the absurd to the surreal, creatively tied together by fusing elements of spoken word, movement, and music. Urban Unrest features some of the founding voices of Urban Theatre Movement.

Shakespeare's favorite theme is Time. "Back to the Future" is a nearly perfect comedy. Had Shakespeare thought of "Back to the Future" before Robert Zemeckis— Shakespeare would have written it. Allow the Royal Zemeckis Company to show you what that would be like.