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Sponsored by LA's own Bitter Lemons and moderated by Editor Colin Mitchell The Crisis in Coverage Critics Panel will be an entertaining, irreverent, substantive discussion on the state of theater criticism in LA and beyond. Participants TBA.

“I Can’t Indian Good” is a comedic solo show written/performed by Brandon Raman, a first generation Indian-American with zero ties to India, exploring how you can build a sense of personal identity when you feel culturally adrift. Sometimes all you need is a carpooling herd of (imaginary) ancestors.

Mariano Maravilla is an ordinary twenty something who believes his town and himself are marked by a curse from an undead lich. With the help of a coworker with a magical secret, he experiences the journey of various lifetimes and worlds.

The Wall is an absurdist play that centers on a blank, white wall that becomes a battleground for control, expression, and identity among three eccentric characters.

A wedding party in the Virginia summer heat takes a drastic turn when a debate goes too far, forcing a pair of high society siblings to examine burning questions about what lies ahead. As the ice sculptures melt, poetry and art are weapons and life is anything but ordinary. World Premiere.

GET OUT OF YOUR HEAD is a zany ride of physical comedy and mime that's fun for the whole family.

A situation-comedy. The core of the act is developed around a highly distinctive stage persona.

WINNER - ENCORE! PRODUCERS AWARD | Two short comedic plays. First, an American writer discovers his latest book is a smash hit in Italy—but not for the reason he expected. Then, two detectives descend into the criminal underworld to investigate a dangerous new sport known only as Murderfuck.

Speak your truth, up your game and transform your audience with creative midwife and drama coach, Shelley Mitchell. In this workshop you will demystify ‘The Method’ with Shelley’s fluid techniques that highlight individuality, intuition and law of attraction. "She's the real deal!" Sean Penn

Winner of TheatreSeattle.com's "Pick of the Fringe" Award. It's often said that he who has the remote control has the power. Not in this living room...Take a bizarre and hilarious plunge into the other side of the screen and discover why they call it “Programming".