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Born the gay son of a baseball umpire, comedian Ben Fisher examines sports, fathers and sons, grief, and the rules we inherit about becoming men in his new hour of standup comedy. For anyone who’s ever felt a little out of position. LGBTQ+ *work-in-progress

In this macabre and darkly funny play, sisters Cora and April reunite after years of estrangement to pack up their childhood home. But lurking in the attic, a dark secret threatens to shatter their tenuous relationship and ruin their entire lives.

“Messing with Your Mind” is a look into the choices that we make everyday. Though it seems like paranormal forces are at work, James uses nothing but his words, brain and charm to make it seem like he can read minds and see the future.

Critically acclaimed/Ovation&NAACP nominated/3 tantalizing tales/15 characters/Compelling,hilarious disturbing peek into mysteries that lurk beneath the facade.“A rollercoaster ride;all the uneasy queasy feelings,yet with total exhilaration. ASTOUNDING,AWE INSPIRING" Love/Dramedy/Song/Spokenword

Four young women attend a support group for so-called “manic pixie dream girls” in this gleefully postmodern pop culture romp. Some reject or redefine their labels, while others accept the burdens and boons of tropedom.

Oleanna explores the complex issues of political polarization, distrust in institutions, #MeToo & gender inequality, and cancel culture vs free speech. It's a work that reflects the struggles we face in society today. WARNING: This play depicts moments that some may find traumatizing.

QFWFQ is based on Italo Calvino's If On a Winter's Night a Traveler. A labyrinthine, surrealist journey that touches on the politics of gender, music, international relations and storytelling itself, QFWFQ is a show that never begins nor ends. You're confused. So are we. Co-directed by Hannah Pilkes

Not all heroes wear capes! Some wear reflective vests, hats with logos, or perhaps a short-sleeved button-up. Carl Foreman Jr.'s solo character show celebrates the complex oddballs working regular jobs, who we get to (have to?!) talk to, who also might just be the most important people in our lives.

Join us in an intimate setting with Brian Kite, Chair of UCLA Theatre Department, as we discuss the place of plays in the world of Netflix.

la folie et l'extrême pour la soeur d'Antigone...