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The Everyday Life of Elisa Nixon with her 2 very precocious little boys who say things that inspire great thinking and perspective about life and it's greater meaning...

An aging, yet sexy, world weary Latina star - grasping to hold on to her youth and stardom - seduces a young, unsuspecting, naive, hunky, star-struck, Hispanic waiter/wannabe actor for her amusement, but surprisingly finds amour and more...all in the late afternoon.

The night Stephen plans to propose to Alice, her father Cal shows up ahead of her to talk him out of it. When he gives Stephen a chance to prove himself, things spin wildly out of control. As Stephen tries to tell Alice what's happened, their relationships fatal flaws are brought out in full view.

These gentlemen of the night have pleasured men, women, and now you with their recherché eccentricities. This duo has featured their 50-minute act at Second City Hollywood, Wonderground: Las Vegas, and The Magic Castle. Their unique blend of comedy and magic makes getting fooled fun again.

Are you a Cultaholic? Then the Cult Master will see you now! Steven Fales (Confessions of a Mormon Boy) takes Obsessive Cult Disorder to a whole new level with songs, parodies, stand-up and more. Leave your common sense at the door!

A mesmerizing love story, overflowing with humor, understanding, poignant humanness and life.

Part cautionary tale, part irreverent skewering of Showbiz, Richard Tanner's uproarious, multi-media chronicle of the highs & lows, ups & downs, and the gap between ambition & the reality of being of an "unsteadily working actor," is told with wit, compassion, and a dollop of audience participation.

The Other Brother: The Black Fraternal Experience in America as Seen Through Blue Eyes

I came to LA as a 20 year old musician named Scott Metcalf. Ten days in, I met Troy Stratos who gave me a record deal and changed my name. For a year I travelled with Troy. We recorded, bought cars, gambled, and dreamed. Little did I know Troy was one of the most successful con artists of our time.

How a Mexican girl from Detroit went from "Most likely not to succeed" to "Kind of making it" in show business. Family curses and all. A true story about not letting your past define your future. Written and performed by television director Linda Mendoza.