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In 1977, Anita Bryant won a campaign to overturn gay rights in Dade County, Florida, launching a right wing movement that remains with us today. In 1978, she agreed to sit down with Playboy Magazine for an outrageous and memorable interview that is recreated live on stage for the first time.

Group, a new musical, chronicles seven strangers’ path to love and acceptance. With heartfelt wit set to an indie-rock score, Group is "a gift" (Backstage) that will "immediately win you over" (LA Times). 3 encore performances only! @Stella Adler $2 parking @Hollywood&Highland. TheMusicalGroup.com

Please Don’t Cry is a one-woman show that highlights hilarious moments hidden in the darkest of times. Dione is traditionally a character sketch actress. After a dramatic period of life filled with death, depression, and divorce, this is her first performance unmasked—as none other than herself.

One woman's journey of finding herself amidst the burden and trauma of the Holocaust. Her dream to dance vs. the weight of 6 million Jews. This raw and passionate story will remind you of what your deepest desires are and infuse you with the inspiration to follow them. No matter what.

All Shadley Grei ever wanted was to know his father. After a couple awkward encounters, including one at a urinal, they finally met. This is the wickedly weird true story of a boy who grows to question everything he thought he wanted when his wish finally comes true.

An absurd and very silly journey through religion and the body, with clown, cabaret and communion. Nun? Slut? It's a spectrum. We're all on it. Winner of Best Comedy at Sydney and Newcastle Fringe, and Best Comedy Weekly Award at Adelaide Fringe.

The mayor of New Orleans proposed celebrating Hurricane Katrina's first anniversary with a comedy hour. Could he have meant "Comedy" in the classic sense? Through the words of five New Orleanians, experience the heartbreak, humanity, and yes, Comedy of those who rode out the storm.

Dark humor and raw narrative. Modern dance, en pointe ballet, and a live string duo. Alive-ish tracks the chaos and challenges of a young woman’s journey. In association with the Female Playwrights Initiative. Proceeds will benefit the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.

Laying to rest principles of faith and masculinity.

Obsessive, Compulsive, I’m Fine is a one-person play that explores the comprehensive history, evolutionary theory, and unique experience of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder.