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Susan diRende channels Aloïse Corbaz, a Swiss dressmaker institutionalized for an imaginary romance with Kaiser Wilhelm. In the asylum she began to create vibrant, sensual, and joyful paintings where she was at the center, beloved and beautiful.

The live storytelling show where people share their worst dating and hookup stories on stage.

This one-man comedy tells the autobiographical story of Majd Murad as he comes to terms with his homosexuality and finds the courage to come out to his Catholic Iraqi family, despite the fear of being killed for his "choice." Voted Best of the Hollywood Fringe 2011.

The Woo Woo Comedy Show is a uniquely cozy evening filled with jokes from LA's top comics, uplifting libations, herbal refreshments, tarot and more. With Brooke Burgstahler, Izabela Salimpour, Gabby Lamb, Martin Morrow, Dana Moon, BK Sharad, Maddi Mays, and more. Join us for a delightful show!

A modern-day adaptation of Chekhov’s Three Sisters, the Parker siblings navigate their stifled ambitions and fractured relationships while stuck together in their family home as the COVID-19 pandemic forces them to grapple with their longing for a better future.

Born out of the 2025 ICE Siege on Los Angeles, we are an ensemble of Artivistas/Artivists that are fed up with our gente being systematically erased, time and time again, from U.S. history, treated unjustly, killed and kidnapped from the United States.

If In Living Color and SNL had a love-child, it’d be The Color Collective - a fast-paced variety show, highlighting diverse - and hilarious - players. Our show isn’t just “about” diversity, we pride ourselves on putting together a show that will have you rolling out of your seats with laughter.

A young woman from a small town in Mexico leaves home for the city where she ends up as a prostitute. She eventually returns home and discovers that her mother has kept the door open since her depaarture.

Nick explores his turbulent relationship with drugs with clever wit and dark sincerity. Now 14 years clean of opiates, Nick reflects on his past, the choices he made and the promises he broke. Is he a bad person? Is he a bad friend? Does he deserve forgiveness?

Mara lived as male most of her life. Mimi was raised in a traditional Catholic family. They fell in love, got married, and everything changed. As Mara struggles with her gender identity, Mimi struggles with letting go of long-held beliefs enough to acknowledge that she could love someone like Mara.