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Aloe, a disabled, black teenager struggles to overcome his friend's death, and to reverse his attempt at suicide. This thrilling dramedy asks, "What if Hamlet decided not to be?" Could his friends save him in time? How might they have learned a nonfatal way of resolving intergenerational trauma?

In March 2019, Matt Almos (co-founder of Burglars of Hamm) attended the leadership training symposium for the Climate Reality Project, founded by Al Gore. In this workshop tailored for the LA creative community, he'll share what he learned about the crisis and the potential solutions.

Can Ivan Lomov propose to his neighbor Natasha, or will his nerves and their land disputes be the death of him? Will Leon save his suicidal brother Joey from his own darkness? Hilarity and tenderness ensue in two unique one act plays that will have you laughing, crying and wanting more.

Photographs of bollards are used as entry into how we think about public space and who it's public for. Songs and architectural philosophy commingle. Winner of multiple awards at Dunedin and Auckland Fringe Festivals in New Zealand.

You all have to face it: the patriarch is dying. Lily Spottiswoode plays seven characters in a raw, moving and hilarious memoir.

An embellished auto-biographical performance art show of a rainbow human experience hat never fit in and always stood out.

Hollywood. 1988. Four desperate friends drive a washed-up 1970s teen idol to commit suicide so they can capitalize on his death. Hilarity ensues.

In 1954, five of “Picasso’s women” meet in a café in Paris, to see if they can cooperate- despite animosities and jealousies- in writing a book about their experiences. A dramatic and entertaining examination of love, genius, misogyny, paintings, impunity, sex, betrayals, fears, strengths, etc.

"Father Forgive me for I have Sinned”, is an auto-biographical coming of age story of a Latino boy, who grew up in the South Bronx of NYC in the 80's/90's. José introduces us to the most memorable members of his family and takes us from the mean streets of the city to moments of his self-acceptance.

Darksoul Theatre (tm) celebrates its 20th anniversary with this feature film documentary. Mikhail Tank holds a Guinness World Record in the arts & was the 1st artist to premiere a virtual one-person show (Edinburgh Fringe '09/as heard on the BBC). www.MikhailTank.com @MikhailTank