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The Bathhouse at Midnight is an installation that visually resembles a traditional Russian banya. The banya historically was a site with a multiplicity of roles: it was a place to clean oneself, in villages it was a space for women to give birth, late at night it became a stage for magical rituals a

A series of musical/vocal vignettes that showcase the poetry of Charles Bukowski set to music by Persis Vehar. The music is sung by Valerian Ruminski and accompanied on piano. Each poem/song is enhanced with props, costumes and drama. Various actors take on silent and speaking roles during the show.

A theatrical clown experience designed for very young children and their caregivers.

A man locked in an apartment complex that won't let him leave, living out different versions of his own life, over and over again, as something grows inside him.

Are you ready for the new John Wick movie? Good, because you’re helping make it! “Nicest guy in Hollywood” Keanu Reeves needs the audience to create the most violent film ever made. Featuring motorcycles, car chases, cutting edge bullet time technology, and an exploding helicopter!

Raunchy Australian Bed and Breakfast owners, Brian and Bronwyn, try to sleep with their LA clients as a distraction from their doomed marriage. Starring Siobhan Marshall and Millen Baird.

IT’S JUST MY LIFE is a collection of powerfully life-affirming true stories, written and performed by the strong women who lived them. What seems extraordinary and overwhelming to us, just becomes part of the fabric of these women’s lives; the new normal.   

A film by L.A.’s Furious Theatre: On a fateful night in the bowels of Hollywood, three Industry bottom-feeders rescue America’s hippest, edgiest director from drowning in their pool. What follows is a violent, comic and surreal journey full of toxic desperation and soul-corroding vanity.

Neil LaBute's, Fat Pig, is a story about a young professional, Tom, who falls for an overweight, and self-confident librarian, Helen. As Tom's co-workers' catch wind of his new relationship, he is forced to make a decision about how he will handle the social pressure's of dating someone her size.

“Conor McPherson’s play is haunting, inspired, and absolutely glorious.” -The New York Times