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A dad strives to raise a self-possessed biracial girl, yet comes up against his scars as a gay Armenian-American. In oft-hilarious storytelling, Chahinian fumbles through fatherhood in multiracial America. Inspired by essays he published in New York Times Modern Love, O The Oprah Magazine, & Cosmo.

The (Not So Real) Housewives of Transylvania is a crossroads of comedy where Sex And The City meets the Addams Family.

A comedy magic show for people who hate magic shows. Real one-star reviews, on-stage interrogations, fake psychic powers, tricks with math, and impossible moments sneak past your defenses while you're too busy cringing. And the best part? You don't even have to like magic. We kind of hope you don't.

If you loved Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, this is your show. A dreamscape of poetry, movement & story—one woman’s mythic journey across the threshold of motherhood, grappling with the past and begging the question: how does one become a parent when one hasn’t been parented?​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

For a year, Saph has been interviewing her father through his terminal cancer diagnosis. They've explored Trinidad, jobs, stories of falling in/out of love and making mistakes. The final topic is death, however Saph also has something she needs to say: She's trans. Who will get the final word?

LA-based playwright Stacie Burrows thought she grew up rich in Texas in the 80s, only to find out it was all a facade. Learn how she got poor quick in this humorous-serious solo show about debt featuring an original soundtrack.

Two friends awake immured in a strange darkness beside a single solitary lamppost. One recalls the world outside, one doesn’t. Time passes until all thoughts wither away, save for one inquiry: should we remain here in the lamp’s cold comfort, or sojourn alone into the unknown in search of an exit?

When an entitled LA talent agent and his anxious Gen-Z assistant are forced out to sea to save their top-billing client from a wardrobe catastrophe, they're forced to take a look at the boiling frustrations beneath their workplace relationship.

When a emotionally numb popular girl realizes she has no real friends, she catfishes the only genuine guy in her school.

On her latest pod, Charlie interviews former couples about the end of their relationships...starting with her own. But when information is revealed her ex doesn't want released, a struggle for power ensues. A drama about narrative control and our need to replay relationships better left in the past.