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A woman tries to get her husband to sign divorce papers ten minutes before the end of the world. After a married man admits to seeing his alluring neighbor’s intimate tattoo from his bedroom window, his flimsy explanation turns a friendly dinner party into a night of brutally honest confessions.

When Tara, a successful and clever writer suddenly finds herself at a loss for words she is forced to figure out what to do when vibrant dreams of love and hope have become no more than distant shadows of heartache and loss.

BROMEO AND JULIUS By Sabrina Batchler, 18 Sherman Oaks, CA Shakespeare is turned on its head in this comedic retelling; turning two star-crossed lovers into an epic star-crossed bromance.

Johanna Super Happy Bedtime Revue is a “traumedy” that explores the trauma healing process through elements as diverse as slumber partying, spoken word, pretend fashion shows, dance and a whole lot more. Ticket price = Pay What You Can. No one turned away for lack of funds.

Angie McDormitt’s (self-proclaimed intersectional theater-maker and human soul) dream is to bring her own modern retelling of The Wizard of Oz to 2025 audiences. With a few last-minute dropouts, big egos, and tech snafus, the production does not go exactly as she imagined.

It's a multi-cultural two-human sketch extravaganza, that's deals with serious things (race and gender) in not-at-all serious ways (poop and farts).

In an alleyway, Tom in his box, with Sue on her leash, reminisce on their prior life while commenting on the situation they are in. A percentage of the proceeds will be donated to charity.

You're On Mute (The Greatest Sketch Group of All Time) was birthed from Second City classes by four exemplary students, molded by the pressures of Zoom shows during the pandemic and now stands before you perfected for live performance.

What happens when the patriarchal monster in your feminist head is really you? You conjure up your dead maiden aunt to guide you through a hymn of movement, sound, stories, ghostly conversations, humor, and aprons — oh so many aprons.