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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.

Bear witness to Blue, a spirited traveler with a love for strangers, on her quest home while she attempts to tame “happiness” in the form of her murderous grizzly companion (a giant bear puppet).

Imagine receiving an invitation to a gala featuring John Coltrane, Sigmund Freud, and Faust. “The Red Guitar” is all that and more. A jazz guitarist, storyteller and teacher, producing a work far greater than the sum of its dazzling parts. “The Red Guitar: Do you play it…or does it play you?

One act play written by Elaine May and part of a collection of three short plays that have for theme "Power plays". Comedy, 2 female characters- a boss and her secretary.

A poorly timed panic attack causes Viva to barricade herself into the only available bathroom at a party. Stand-up comedy and storytelling.

Escape rooms: everyone's favorite activity to do when you're going to a birthday party hosted by a virgin or when your company is forcing you to go under the threat of contract termination. Escape rooms famously simulate everyone's favorite real-life feelings of being stuck in a room with a bunch of

Set in NYC’s Lower East Side in the 80’s; Tommy, a passionate lost soul, reliving the grief of his regrets, is recruited by the Fibinacci's to assassinate a rival. But when the time comes to pull the trigger, and no one and nothing are as they seem, will he figure out the truth before the lies kill?

Porch (or The Further Education of Molly Jensen) tells the tale of a tragic love triangle in the American South. What began life as a play in Seattle's 14/48 Theater Festival has now grown into a fairy tale told through the lenses of class, gender, identity, and the American Civil War.

In this workshop we will cover how to implement anti-racist practices when producing theatre at the Hollywood Fringe

In this one-woman show, WHOA MAN, Briana Morris dreads turning 30 and celebrating her milestone birthday, so she turns to the women in her family to help resolve this quarter life crisis. Morris learns the ultimate truth about getting older... Birthdays are a BITCH!