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We all navigate life differently. Some people use laughter, some people go to therapy, some people bottle things up, some people lie to themselves or to others. For Lily it's different: she sees everything as a movie.

How do you navigate love when wounding is inevitable? For Micah, this is literally true. To break-up with someone, you must draw blood. This blood-soaked cautionary tale follows college-student Micah as she tries t0 keep her heart (and body) intact.

He's in love. She's in love. But something's missing... and she can't put her finger on it! The classic sitcom charm of Will & Grace meets the ensemble insanity of Noises Off in a new modern-day farce written by comedy genius, Jessica Kinsella, and directed by Fringe favorite, Victoria Kelleher.

Sex blogger star turned novelist Ethan crashes the snowy B&B of the gifted but obscure novelist Olivia. Each crave what the other possesses. As attraction turns to sex, they inch closer to getting what they want but at what cost to their complicated relationship when the past is only a click away.

LA’s hottest character team, Back Pocket, puts their uniquely themed and energizing shows to the test by presenting three original productions in one month! Each 55 minute showcase spotlights a satirical universe and the bizarre brood of characters you'd to find there.

20th-century Mothers, 21st-century daughters, and Wine ... what could possibly go wrong?

First Transgender Play in LA! Lora is a transgender woman, in her 20s to early 30s, wringing out an existenceas a wannabe actress in L.A. There’s a lot of power under her unassuming hood. She’s just waiting for the moment that will finish changing her life for the better.

After her father’s sudden death, a young Black woman prepares to shut down the beloved record store he left behind until the teen he mentored in her absence challenges everything she thought she knew.

Don't Box Me In is a project that analyses the toxic heteronormativity that seeps in the homosexual community specifically in a black queer woman lens. Through vignettes, I highlight intersectionalities of the queer experience like colorism, vulnerability, and the importance of community.

What doesn’t end in death? A host of characters provide answers to this question via storytelling, spoken word, and physical comedy addressing petty annoyances, the taboo, cancel culture, illness, and bereavement. Content warning: bad words and existential dread