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An eccentric evening of non-sequitur theater: short comedic plays, monologues, and random bits and pieces throughout, performed by an ensemble of perfectly under-medicated comedic actors and special guests in an unconventional space. Smart, absurd, unpredictable, and possibly even legal.

Say what you mean and mean what you say… Neil LaBute's "Reasons to Be Pretty" uses everyday language to illuminate our core values and deepest insecurities. Four characters explore the meaning of the word "pretty" and how it can seem to mean both everything and nothing all at the same time.

Vanessa Simmons takes over the 2013 Hollywood Fringe Festival in new stage play "the Bourgeois Feminist" by @classybrown.

Best friends, parents, co-workers, new loves. We all have them. We all love them. But we all sorta hate them too. Love and hate are two sides of the same coin. In a series of four skits, both come headfirst in comedic displays.

Miri discovers that the answer to what it’s like to be an African American woman can only be explained by experiencing the songs, poetry and stories of her ancestral grandmothers.

An Evening of Feathers, Cancan & Glitz à la mode de Paris. Cabaret Versatile's CARPE NOCTEM invites you on an intimate journey of authentic French Cabaret, where the personalities of five Parisian Cabaret dancers unfold to the sensual music of Max Raabe, Juliette Greco and Enoch Light among others.

Roughly Hamlet is a fast-paced, reimagining of one man's struggle to escape being trapped in his own mind, as he strives to make one single, very important decision, to be or not to be.

Awkwardly brave and oddly joyful, My Mobster is the heartbreakingly true story of the unlikely romance that blossoms between a sheltered young woman and a criminal from France. Also featuring: a hyper-religious, mildly racist mother; a love-hate relationship with an intact virginity; and voodoo.

Homesick is a coming-of-age story that explores the boundary between family—found or otherwise—and self. Skylar, Lou, Scarlett, Roo, and Sam are five teenagers who had nothing until they met each other. Now together, they have everything to lose.

In a night of stand-up comedy, Kim Diaz premieres "A Ruggedly-Handsome-Woman Show" in which she may talk about the the gender spectrum, carbs and growing up in the Caribbean. "If Robert De Niro and Woody Allen had a love child, it would very well be Kim Diaz." -- Comedian Kate Roxburgh.