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Who is your greatest self? Bob Birdnow tells the story of a former pilot who endured a terrible tragedy. In this moving, one man epic, playwright Eric Steele explores the connection between our survival mechanism and our larger purpose in life.

Theater begins when words on a page evoke a time, a place, a character, an emotion, an event. Come with us on a hilarious, terrifying, thought-provoking journey to a ritzy café, a jungle outpost, to 19th-century Boston and an Oklahoma cemetery and an art class where the still life won’t hold still.

Serling is back from the dead to present 4 more episodes of the classic television series brought back to comedic life! A parody in the style of Airplane! and Young Frankenstein.

LAST CHANCE TO CATCH THIS "MUST-SEE" PLAY. The most inspirational play you'll ever see! Want to think, feel & live on a grand scale? Seize your day? This powerful play ignites your passion to live an epic life! Chris is an Actor, UCLA Leadership Instructor & Acclaimed Motivational Speaker.

Somewhere in the desert, three frustrated cowboys and one hapless yuppie find that isolation breeds savagery in the world premier of Graham Bowlin's newest psychological drama. Both tender and darkly amusing, "Rodeo Town" is a moving inquiry into horror, compassion, and our ability to endure.

“Love, Madness, and Somewhere in Between” is a no holds barred glimpse into a mystical journey filled with love, pain, insanity and redemption. Scattered along the way is a sprinkling of ironic comic commentary that can only come from a true survivor. "A powerful one-man show"

A hilarious, heartfelt solo stand-up show about learning how to love yourself. Literally. Join queer comedian & cringe theater kid Amanda Melhuish on their cumming out journey, where they attempt to master masturbation — and finally orgasm for the first time.

What happens when the worlds of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Twilight collide? Who will make it out alive? Find out in this hilarious new crossover musical parody from the musical mind that brought you last year's "Winter Is Coming."

Winner--Encore! Producers' Award Performance Added-Saturday July 16, 5 pm A dark comedy about an estranged father and son relationship that finds the fun in dysfunctional and the upside of suicide when they make their unreal lives into a reality show.

Nothing happens. Everything changes. (run time change: 90 minutes) In the 90s at a 24 hour diner with the irregulars and the waitstaff that endure them. New arrivals upset the delicate stasis. They're not searching for meaning, they're hiding from it. One night seen from inside then out.