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The goal of our event today is to empower our creators to make their own Festival accessibility checklist, to start to brainstorm on how to increase accessibility within their own productions which they fully manage.

Inspired by Bouguereau’s painting, “A Young Girl Defending Herself Against Eros,” three playwrights with completely different styles present one acts about a repressed cop forced to acknowledge denied love, secretive Gods finding their humanity, and co-dependency addicts discovering their faults.

A get-rich-quick-scheme real estate guy who falls victim to a grandma who has a million-dollar get-rich-quick scheme of her own. And an unfair justice system where the rich often get away with many crimes and the poor, people of color and marginalized often do time for much smaller offenses.

If you could peer inside the mind of an artist pushing themself to the brink of disaster, would you? This solo piece explores creativity, getting tossed into the throws of depression and suicidal ideation, and trying to find purpose in it all... before the clock runs out.

Step into the electric atmosphere of a 1940s live radio broadcast from the heart of Los Angeles. LA Noir Radio features two rival serials on New Year's Eve that have received news that one show will be axed at the end of the night. From the writers' room to the broadcast booth, the knives are out!

Combining several musical theatre and pop/rock songs, School for Love tells the story of a professor going through a nasty divorce and finding it difficult to teach about love under the circumstances while her students find themselves in an unexpected love triangle.

In her solo debut, Alma Collins shares fond memories of growing up in Venice, CA and recounts her generational relationship with her mother and grandmother, ultimately becoming caregiver to her mother which both challenged and healed their role reversal relationship.

The story of a young (transgender) woman (Mary), taken in by her siblings since being rejected at home and by her girlfriend. Intolerance plagues Mary as America's growing cultural divide has made her a stranger in her own country. Features the songs of Laura Espinoza & Lunden Reign.

Sexual harassment is so 2017, isn't it? Are there good guys? This plucky one-act exploits the comedy in a good old fashioned sexual harassment lawsuit. John is a mediocre lawyer with a hard core love obsession with his ex-wife and a small penchant for dick pics. Hilarity ensues!

In this clever crime caper, a femme fatale hires a hard-boiled detective to find...God. Mr. Big has now been adapted to the stage, from a short story from Woody's 1971 collection "Getting Even." This film noir-styled parody is one of Woody's early gems...refined, witty and wonderfully absurd!