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A twenty-something without direction looks for guidance from the Julia Roberts filmography to manage her misogynist boss, overbearing family, friends who have achieved far greater success, and non-existent love life. Can she navigate life channeling the roles made famous by Julia Roberts?

LET ME HAMLET is a monologue of a middle-aged, middle-of-the-pack actor who has not yet achieved what he yearns for - to play the title role in Shakespeare's Hamlet. Instead, he has been sweating it out in supporting roles for more than a decade, watching other actors "be or not be" in the role.

Two brothers, Caleb & Linus, contemplate the end of one life and the beginning of another in terms of tax shelters and matters of the heart.

… AN ODE (pronounced: 1, 2, 3 /ən oʊd/) is a one woman show based on interviews with women about their experiences with menstruation and menopause. It attempts to highlight the silence surrounding this topic, suggesting instead a more open dialogue. So welcome, bleeders and non-bleeders alike!

Join Carlo as she navigates through the wedding of her ex in this bittersweet comedy full of love, loss and a few too many drinks!

A collection of scenes and stories acted out by writer/performer Scott Beehner.

CHROMA is back for two weekends only after last year's run of sold-out performances! This classical music ensemble creates a narrative journey with sketches, spoken word, singing, sets, costumes, mime, and dance, for children of all ages. It’s one of the finest children's shows you'll see in L.A.

The true life story of his mother’s heartbreaking journey into dementia, confronting the inevitable truth of aging, and coming to terms with his own mortality. A beautifully moving story peppered with moments of absolute joy and humor. "★★★★!" - CBC "Masterful storyteller" - WFP

In I Could've Been Dancing, Ben & Sara woo your wants & slap your senses with tongue-in-cheek interpretations of favorite tunes. This isn't your grandma's lounge act! Stay after for Human Puppet: an interactive experiment. Audiences control actors via radio remote in ways no playwright imagined!

Through a series of monologues, song and dance, "Rainbow Children, Angel Babies and Fruitless Fig Trees expresses the stages of grief (denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance) for those who have experienced loss or inability to have children.