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One woman's unorthodox Jewish journey through music, love, tragedy, romance, family, religion, Korean drums, and inappropriate humor to find her path to becoming an Eyshet Chayil--a Woman of Valor. Written and performed by Melanie Ehrlich.

Princes' Charming is a modern day retelling of almost all of the fairy tales. Exciting, fun, fresh, and fast paced, this play will leave you in stitches.

"Tailspin!" centers on three assistants at an embattled movie studio, facing threats from North Korea following the release of their stoner buddy flick, "The Girlish Tendencies of Kim Jong-Un".

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.

What if Ophelia took acid? This psychedelic solo show follows the true story of a half-Iranian woman from the streets of Seattle to the depths of the Amazon in a raw search for healing, identity, and meaning. A fever dream of sex, shame and a splash of punk rock- Ophelia gets a different ending.

You loved them as kids! Now join the cast of the hit TV show "Pancakes, ah YES!" for their 10-Year Reunion, a fun-filled weekend of nostalgia, one-upmanship, relapses, and maybe even redemption. Growing up is hard!

Tiger Daughter is an unhinged and heartbreaking one-person comedy show by actor and musician Charlene Kaye (Succession, Starkid, SNL) about her outrageous immigrant Tiger mother and how she cannot stop disappointing her as an Asian American rock musician.

Doug has had a bad couple of months. After downing one too many pills and a few too many beers it comes to a head, literally, when his toilet starts talking to him. They fight, laugh, cry and get down to the truth about our most basic instinct - love. Flush is a comedy about heartache and moving on.

SELFIE is first a cabaret revue of eclectic '70s chanteuse, Minnie Riperton's music ("Lovin' You") that spans the genres of soul, funk, folk, and rock. Second, it's a celebration of the ego of singer/songwriter Aisha Kasmir, and her fight to play any part and be seen in a white-washed world.

After an encounter with a complete stranger leads to a boost in morale, a homeless man loses and searches for his most valued object in Los Angeles as seen through the scope of Italian Neorealism & Magical Realism.