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Tired of modern-day America? Come see a COMEDY about a republic's descent into a fascist emp–– oh. Anyway... do you like Shakespeare's Julius Caesar and Antony & Cleopatra? Watch those beloved characters speak MODERN-DAY English, grapple for power, fall in love, and roast the HELL out of each other.

When going through a break up, is social media the best way to guide us through the five stages of grief? Or is it just another relationship in which we lose ourselves?

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.

Dublin Strikes! The true story of one mother and the two men who led the working class to strike for a living wage despite abject poverty; spurring Bloody Sunday and the 1913 LOCKOUT. "The great only appear great because we are on our knees. Let us Rise!" CBTco presents REBORNING following LOCKOUT.

From the creators of Big Brother, Draculas, The voice, her parents, a plethora of gay men and her upside down life,comes a Cabaret of love, lost interest and awkward moments.“How not to eat a banana in public”.

ELECTRICITY is a funny yet touching story about a gay sex addict who hooks up with a closeted virgin after their 10th H.S. reunion in 1983. They form a connection that draws them back to the same motel every 10 years until 2013 as their lives transform & reflect the changes in society around them.

“Conor McPherson’s play is haunting, inspired, and absolutely glorious.” -The New York Times

Nominated for Best Ensemble Theatre Production HFF 15! Utilizing contemporary poetic style, heightened movement and modern language, the play follows Jason and Medea through the part of their story that never gets told: the love story.