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The New American Theatre presents annual Festival of New One Act Plays by established and emerging writers, featuring company members of The New American Theatre. Plays presented are the winnners of the 2026 competition.

A two-person, unauthorized, award-winning musical parody of the hit documentary “The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters”, following two men on their combative quest to hold the high score in the classic video game Donkey Kong.

Critics call They Call Me Mister Fry "a hilarious, yet tear breaking story" about a first year 5th grade teacher in an inner city classroom. Performed off-Broadway for 3 months, won 4 festival awards, 2 command performance before the Dept of Ed in Washington, DC and endorsed by Stephen Colbert.

The hunt for reality never stops for boozy LAPD Detective Jesse Copeland as he faces his demons in ways he never imagined possible. Meanwhile, Illuminati reptilian overseer Leonard Bishop pulls humanity's strings.

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.

The Stupid F*cking Has Beens Return for the Comeback Tour of the Century with a run of shows at Eastwood Performing Arts Center as a part of Hollywood Fringe Fest!

This musical explores the glamorous Hollywood ladder and those who hope to climb it. Four industry assistants maneuver around long hours, degrading work, and hostile environments in the name of their dreams. They soon find that in order to survive, they need some assistance of their own.

You know the story: five high school students from different cliques stuck in Saturday detention must confront their fears, unmask their hidden selves, and form an unlikely bond. Now see it the way it was meant to be seen: as a stage play, starring adults, rewritten in Shakespearean verse!

With the help of his blind and deaf octogenarian parents, a showtune singing therapist, and a great white shark named Bruce, a 40-something year old man fights to put the pieces of his life, and his broken brain back together after experiencing 3 massive strokes.