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A one person verbatim production that explores the current culture surrounding undocumented immigrants and the ideas of division, inclusion, home, and what it means to be american in a time of division.

Bill Kottkamp from Netflix's Father of the Year and The Good Cop performs an hour of vibrant musical comedy parodies of dance music and party culture.

Hop aboard a tour of Hollywood's messy queer history. From Rock Hudson's hushed AIDS battle to the real heroes at the Stonewall riots to the sinister Reaganite 80s, The Gay Guide to Tinseltown explores how far the LGBTQ movement has actually come.

LPNSImprov's MAKIN' A MOVIE is an improvised comedy show starring The MaD JaCKRaTS. Using audience suggestions, they will create complete stories, 100% on the fly, that showcase hilarious characters in crazy situations! Come laugh with us! Directed by Lauren Patrice Nadler www.LPNSImprov.com

Patrick Bristow and the Improvatorium Players give you an hour long tilt at Old Testament story telling. Costumed and completely improvised, each performance is completely unique and made up on the spot based on audience suggestions. More naughty than blasphemous, but you never know!

The brooding Romea falls in love with cloistered Julian, each opening up something in the other as their story swiftly unfolds. With 8 actors and 90 minutes, R&J is "all around superb... R&J, A Gender-Reversed Romeo And Juliet is as must-see as it gets" -Steven Stanley, StageSceneLA #RomeaandJulian

CalArts students experiment Lorca's greatest play La Casa De Bernarda Alba, with a diverse cast.This performance will explore the generational gap between Maria Josefa, Bernarda Alba, and Adela.

After their mother's death, two unlikely sisters, Harrison and Abigail, must come together in an attempt to reconcile a disrupted adoption that caused them to disappear from one another's lives. Written by acclaimed memoirist Mary Anna King, & starring Catherine Kresge & Sarah Navratil.

TransActions is a collection of both comedic and dramatic one- act plays that deal with LGBTQ issues including gender identity, career, sexual desires, self acceptance, and relationships. The five plays are: “Alexis”, “A Song For Jenny”, “Outside, Looking In”, "Nirvana" and “I Feel Like A Woman”.

Whose loss is it anyway? That's the bone of contention between a gay man and a straight woman who meet to straighten up loose ends after the death of the man they both loved. This is a study of how the universal situation of losing a loved one took on unique new qualities in the context of AIDS.