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Comedian Sean Lynch (Amazon Prime’s Comics Watching Comics: Live at Gotham, MTV, Comedy Central ) solo show about using comedy to turn a handicap into a strength.

It took three strong women to make one GREAT queen.

El and Kay, two nobodies from nowhere, are trapped somewhere hunting for something. Driven by a love of language, a struggle with writer's block, and an inability to capture an idea, they must interrogate grief, guilt, and the consequences of broken trust in order to be set free.

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 musical about millennial dread, viking ghosts, mushrooms and hope.

"Kumon the Musical" follows a new kid who just wants to get a B+ in math—but ends up in a world of endless drills, Tiger Parents, and straight-A mania! With her fellow burnt-out brainiacs, she takes on the evil Kumon director… only to realize, there's always another math program.

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 play begins with a Mexican writer who is in crisis of not being able to write his next book, and is tired of the life he leads, then something tragic happens, and the writer closes his eyes, and with that is where Edgar Allan Poe´s life journey begins, with the help of his characters.

Back in the Old Country, jealous fairies steal a human child and replace it with one of their own: a creature made to look and sound almost exactly like the one taken… but not quite human. Changeling is a clown-y exploration of a very dark fairy tale about “problem children”—and problem parents.

Celebrate our World Premiere with a series of one act plays that will make you laugh, make you cry, and also have you asking why.