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A look inside the mind of Joan of Arc, one of the most beloved "Hero" Saints. Burned at the stake for cross-dressing, "D'arc Voices" examines the human struggles of gender identity that tormented the Maiden from Lorraine.

Allyn has nothing to lose; Mattie stands to lose everything… if she can't talk him down. A patient with a hero complex jumps onto the ledge of his therapist's 5th floor office window, forcing them both to answer some hard questions about who they’ve chosen to become, and what it means to be a hero.

Window: A person that acts as a channel for unrelated Spiritual beings to travel to and from the physical realm we know as Earth. I decide to skip my Psychiatrist appointment and go to a healer.... Channeling, mediumship, healing, theater, comedy!

Professor Marina Windsor is a brilliant research scientist who goes to Rio for a conference accompanied by her ex-boyfriend, Preston who brings his musical gifts, where they re-fall in love, adventure through rainforests, undergo a tribal ritual, and use their skills to save the home butterfly home.

WAITING BY THE OCEAN FOR YOU a new play by Destiny Keller (LACC Class of 2021) presents three people from different backgrounds, who create a bond during their, treatment and recovery from addiction.

A truthful odyssey of identity, migration, and self-discovery through the eyes of an unknown Vietnamese immigrant navigating the tumultuous waters of cultural assimilation in America through a tapestry of Butoh dance, introspective narrative, and glittering bits of campy humor.

The Gallery follows the absurdist journey of a being experiencing self-awakening and the rediscovery of life. It takes a deep dive into how and why we get stuck and the power of art in order to open us back up to the world around us. It highlights the relationship between artist, art, and audience.

A show meant to celebrate the golden age of ventriloquism goes awry to expose the lesser-known history of women in the art, done so by the unlikeliest of characters. This comedic and unique show is at The Three Clubs, so you can, at the least, enjoy a cocktail while maybe learning something.

When current events sent him spiraling into a minor depression, former Second City actor and writer Rob Janas wrote a sketch comedy show based on the news stories that made him feel the worst. Guess what? It was better than Xanax!

A one person verbatim production that explores the current culture surrounding undocumented immigrants and the ideas of division, inclusion, home, and what it means to be american in a time of division.