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The title Lost In Transition is a spinoff of the phrase “lost in translation”, the meaning that is lost while translating from one language to the next. It refers to the protagonist Shion Sharon Lee's lost identity while transitioning from one culture to the other.

Growing Up Jordy Pordy is writer and performer Jordan Herskowitz’s hilarious and heartwarming autobiographical one man play about life as a professional mascot. But once his furry gloves come off, Herskowitz narrates a powerful story about self-identity, family, and the strength of the human spirit.

In this new musical comedy, Julia Lopriore shares her stubborn hope of finding “the one.” With one wacky story after another, you’ll laugh, cringe, and—if you’re anything like Julia—cry. For the hopeful, the heartbroken, the chronically single, and those still waiting…maybe it’s you.

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Gold, Frank, and Murf invite you on a mishap laden journey through a world of gibberish! Armed with goggles, a plunger, tape, a helmet, a box fan, flippers, and imagination, these friends will sacrifice their use of language to save their one common tie: a giant eggshell.

What do you get when you cross a stripper, klepto, AA mentor, and a Puerto Rican wannabe with 750,000 dollars? Den Of Thieves written by the famous Stephen Adly-Guirgis and produced by the talented Fresh Baked Theatre Company. Bring extra ass', you might laugh the one you have off.

Facing medical misadventures in the mecca of wellness, former Texan and recovering Jehovah’s Witness, Stacie Burrows clings to her piano searching for Zen amongst LA’s quakes and quacks. Laughable is not a mental breakdown, it’s a musical comedy! Directed by Katierose Donohue Enriquez.

Directed by Spencer Frankeberger A repressed nobody who thinks of himself as somebody. An addict. Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf played out between hummingbirds. And a pussy eating dog. This is Wounded. In this darkest of comedies, the bleak paths our lives can lead us down are on full display.

Ben Kassoy brings poems from his spectacularly original book to life in this solo show. Bursting with humor, heart, and defiant wonder in the face of anxiety, The Funny Thing About A Panic Attack uses theater, dance, and poetry to reveal the connections between art, mental health... and pancakes.

‘don’t feed the bear’ is a raw opportunity to follow one character’s journey to find connection: connection with life, art, and ultimately the people in front of them.