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"That we shall learn to walk this ground, together, in peace." Join THE PEOPLEHOOD's journey in "REAL TIME" and celebrate what we share in common, beneath our 'social skins'. Every performance is unique - every performance is a world premiere. YOU make the difference! www.peoplehood.moonfruit.com

Anthony has had enough so he decides to end his life by jumping in front of a train. He is transported to this otherworldly place where he must answer for what he has done in his life. At the end of the play, the audience will decide if you may or may not go back to Earth to complete his mission.

Anthony has had enough so he decides to end his life by jumping in front of a train. He is transported to this otherworldly place where he must answer for what he has done in his life. At the end of the play, the audience will decide if you may or may not go back to Earth to complete his mission.

What if a Russian was the good guy for a change? Andrew Byron's hit UK solo show returns to LA. In this moving and funny play about a simple, decent Siberian immigrant, Andrew plays 15 characters of all descriptions. "...surpasses every single show in the Fringe" Remotegoat.com

This Is Not My Home is a video installation exploring diasporic longing through the artist’s aunt’s first visit to Armenia. Blending personal footage and memory, it offers a glimpse into what displacement and the search for home can look like for diasporic Armenians.

A rock star is put on trial to defend his right to artistic freedom. The defense attorney struggles with loss of the case and the singer’s premature death. Max retries the case in his mind, and the jury learns the truth about the gentle, intelligent, and creative person who was Jim Morrison.

Imagine receiving an invitation to a gala featuring John Coltrane, Sigmund Freud, and Faust. “The Red Guitar” is all that and more. A jazz guitarist, storyteller and teacher, producing a work far greater than the sum of its dazzling parts. “The Red Guitar: Do you play it…or does it play you?

After being rejected by her contemporaries in the wake of a morally ambiguous tragedy, Tasha has become a modern recluse. In this surreal drama, she faces her greatest struggle yet: furniture assembly.

In a movie theater in the 1960s, a conversation breaks out that connects Hamlet, Einstein, Allen Ginsberg and... the ultimate truth of the universe. Join us for a surreal, fascinating, mysterious, and above all, hilarious evening traveling through spacetime with this amazing ensemble cast.

Kicked out of a Develop-Your-Own-One-Person-Show-Workshop, an older man struggles to find a truthful moment and finish his “One Woman Show.” It's literally... about an hour. Stefan Marks' stage credits include: "OPHELIA" (Odyssey Theatre), and "HELLO" (LA Ovation Awards for Lead Actor/Playwriting).