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Through the lens of The Jumper, The Hanger, The Shooter, The Pill Popper and The Cutter, The Suicide Journals explores the grim reality of teenage and young adult suicide by addressing issues of sexual identity, peer pressure, abuse, love, neglect and acceptance.

A live, immersive hip-hop theater experience with music, spokenword, visuals, and dance telling the story of a group of teens trying to rally their community frightened by ICE raids to save a beloved cultural center from gentrification in a Latino neighborhood of Los Angeles.

1963, Havana. An engagement party goes awry when a certain dictator meets his unplanned demise, forcing a father to don the beard for the evening so as not to raise suspicions on his family. There were 638 assassination attempts on Fidel Castro's life, laugh and experience one fictional attempt.

When Annie arrives in Seattle for the weekend, she has two objectives: watch her brother Will graduate from the MBA program at the University of Washington and hook up with that piece of man meat she’s been objectifying for the last two years. It’s mutual, or so she thinks.

A one‑woman musical meltdown and lift-off! Travel from burnout to breakthrough in 60 minutes—laugh-packed with imaginary frenemies, a sassy therapy‑bot, and a dancing cat with serious FOMO. Review! https://nohoartsdistrict.com/what-i-did-on-my-summer-fakcation-review/

DAHMER is a physical theater study of human behavior based off the life of infamous 1990’s serial killer/cannibal/homosexual, Jeffery Dahmer.

Come see spoof versions of your favorite TV crime-show characters in an improvised live episode. Criminality meets parody...With your input, the plot jumps from formulaic to “you won’t see THAT on TV”. New episodes each performance.

A two act drama revolving around the story of lovers caught on the wrong sides of history. Force to butt-heads and play puppet to people who have lost their way or people who deceive others to further advance their goals.

Law school grad-turned-comedian Whitney Meers is bored with convention. Her ever-evolving experimental show incorporates sketch, standup and improv and features Whitney doing exactly what she wants.

Mr. Unknown is gradually disappearing. His past is erased memory by memory as he relives them. Once out of consciousness his personality is reconstructed by the perception of others around him.