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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.

"Top 6 Fun & Fringy Shows" - LAist "Fast, fun, and so much to recognize in this play." "Fast paced and entertaining! Highly recommend" A crass comedic one-act of he/said, she /said, misinterpretations and the new realities of dating with your thumbs.

Lizette has always been one to play by the rules of society. With a mother who always knows best, she finds herself having difficulty separating her choices from what's expected from her. On her own for the first time, Lizette is faced with questioning her identity and beliefs.

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."

Arthur Cork is walled up in an abandoned warehouse with only pigeons and rainwater for company and sustenance. But the outside world is about to come calling and will set Arthur loose upon the world— and with it, the nightmares and demons of his past.

Faded Shorts is a collection of 4 short plays written by award winning playwright, Len Cuthbert, about the mystery of life and beyond.

Jacqueline Marshall, a 20-year-old American exchange student in Montreal discovers that her Quebcois lover has jeopardized her plans for a normal life during Canada's October Crisis of 1970. As she struggles to go home she realizes the sanctity in the freedom she took for granted.

In a one-room apartment in the city of Los Angeles, two young actors live striving every day to achieve success in their careers. All that changes when they receive a call from their landlord saying that if they don't pay the rent, they will have to live on the street, which causes the two friends

In this powerful production inspired by entries in his sixth-grade journal, Lee returns to the scene of the crime, calling to the ring those who subjected him to unrelenting bullying attacks. It is the fight of his life: a story about finding the will and a way to finally stand up to the bullies.

A ditzy, delusional woman's apartment is invaded in the dead of night. As she confronts a faceless intruder, the lines between external danger and internal turmoil begin to blur. What unfolds is a surreal descent into her fractured psyche. Are the real threats outside her door or within her mind?