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"Why is it that the guys you like, never seem to like you back?" If you ever have asked yourself this- and let's be honest you're going to a theater festival, so you have- come, sit back, and get ready to laugh at someone else's crushes, heartbreaks and seriously awkward photos.

Dave Fein has put together a new stand up comedy act which is an array of wild, satirical yet brutally honest material that will make you ask the existential question...“What is all this?”

A string of execution-style homicides, a struggling Chinese restaurant, and a bag of shit will have you laughing off the edge of your seat in this whodunit dark comedy of epic proportions.

An AI existing at the center of a world-altering software discovers the digital footprint of a seemingly idyllic family and becomes infatuated with the youngest daughter and the life she is living, causing the AI grapples with her immortality, her sentience, her identity, and her ability to love.

Baggage is a woman clown show, with the help of the audience, the performer unpacks intergenerational trauma one bag at a time.

Two racially-similar strangers explore their differences, sparking a deeper conversation about what it means to serve an underserved and frequently neglected community in this world premiere one-act written and directed by Carol M. Becker; starring Veronica Thompson and William Warren.

A one man musical about the Sam Cooke saga because his story needed to be told. More than a recollection of his hit songs, it's a recalling of an undeniable legacy cut short in his prime and buried under racial tensions and police corruption. As important today as the day Sam Cooke died.

It's a comedic parody opera-type thingy about dismemberment, love and loss.

Annie Abbott (Transparent, Castle, Californication, 9 years on LA Law) wrote and performs Giving Up Is Hard To Do, an irreverent, funny take on the audacity and grit needed to be a working character actor and to survive the hurdles of online dating. Joel Zwick (My Big Fat Greek Wedding) directs.

In this shockingly hilarious show, Kate presents 2 decades of living w/an OCD-instilled eating disorder that requires her to live by a strict set of rules rooted in numbers and eternal body hatred. Obsessions, neuroticism, and negative self-talk abound, giving us all a chance to laugh at ourselves.