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Armed with a guitar and some deeply questionable advice about being pretty and polite, Christine dives headfirst into a world of bad dates and humiliating auditions. BEGGING FOR LOVE is a one-woman musical clown comedy for anyone who’s ever been ghosted or put on avail.

A troupe of players set stage to present their unique look at Shakespeare’s ‘Scottish play’, told this time from the viewpoint of the witches, without the use of supernatural forces. Revealing new twists and turns, exploring “How far will we go for love? what we will sacrifice for it?”

A gonzo space opera set 1,000 years in the future, "The Giant Killer" follows the adventures of astronauts Johnny Kohoutek, Hadley Rille and Arkady Ovni as they rocket to celestial heights and descend to a planet gone mad. Starring Guinevere Turner, Matthew Saldivar, and Aaron Berg.

A hilarious & seedy tour-de-force roller coaster ride of after-hour whiskey shots, horror films and rock & roll. Dan Ruth shares dark comic monologues, interwoven with characters he's encountered while working & drinking in the bars & dives of pre-gentrified NYC with universal results.

"Japanese Love Story" - In the 12th century, Shizuka, the popular Dancer of reputed beauty, and Yoshitsune, a dashing Samurai, a genius warrior, and the younger brother of the supreme leader of the Genji clan fall in love. The play is full of the aesthetic charm of Japanese classical theater.

They say that one ayahuasca ceremony is like a year of therapy. On this eight-day retreat in Peru, Linda does four. Experience a middle-aged, New York Jewish woman’s journey into the jungle and back. Written by local playwright, Hilary Bluestein-Lyons, and performed by Erin Kate Howard.

12-year-old Firestorm’s homework is to write an essay for Black History Month. He turns to his family for suggestions and he incredibly surprised and excited at what he learns. It is knowledge that changes the whole direction of his essay……and his outlook on life

OCD always made Marissa think her world would burn down. Then her house actually did. Welp. Through raw audio journals, childhood letters, and live performance, emerges a deeply personal story of loss, mental illness, and healing. *50% of ticket sales support Altadena fire recovery efforts.*

A sketch comedy show all about milk. It’s post-apocalyptic. It’s creamy. It’s sometimes revolting (yes, people have walked out during one of the sketches). We ask the central question: when milk goes extinct, how will people remember it? Hopefully as something worth drinking.

Divorce Kumedy: An autobiographical one-woman show about one Jamaican woman's American divorce. Caution! May cause involuntary laughter, misty eyes and the sudden urge to rage against the machine!