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After going viral, KYLE, a high school graduate, moves out to Los Angeles to pursue a career in the entertainment industry. In the beginning, everything seems to be going his way, but the glitz and glamour of Hollywood begins to fade as he falls into the dark realities of Hollywood…

A sampling of pieces that are in the current repertoire of Seditious Apostate Theatre Company, LLC.

Myra and Kellon Gray, a set of twins, are taking refuge from a pandemic of killer bugs in their family's summer cabin when a bleeding stranger shows up on their doorstep. The twins must confront their past and each other in order to find their path forward.

A stage adaptation of Luis J. Rodriguez's iconic memoir about gang life in Los Angeles. Spanning the time of 3 decades, Always Running shows one man's journey struggling to overcome the streets and gang culture of L.A through art, the Chicano movement, poetry & community advocacy.

A young Jewish tailor and his wife come to America in 1912. They face hardships, find friends and have many sweet and comical adventures as they travel the road to eventual success and learn to be “real” Americans - an old-fashioned story with a wonderful old-fashioned musical score.

The Silly Cow Show is both a variety show and community of LGBTQ and BIPOC performers and audience members— a new collaboration or project stems from every show after bringing creatives together.

Anak ni Tapia: Leaving Mother is a solo show that weaves personal and cultural narratives of identity, family, loss, and resilience. Balancing humor with heartbreak, Lani T. Montreal shares what it's like growing up with a celebrity mother with a dark past in a patently patriarchal society.

In a world where we find love online and solidify friendships on Facebook, comedy group Stupid Time Machine asks, has human contact become obsolete? This satirical sketch revue salutes Nintendos, Zack-Morris-Cell-Phones, Grandma and everything else we once loved but have no current use for.

Bayanihan? Kababayan? Am I Pronouncing that Right? is an experimental journey of a Filipino poet that keeps transplanting to find his identity. Half of his ticket sales will be donated to the TAAL Relief Campaign in the Philippines.

The Beachwood Bachelor chased the woman of Hollywood till his final breathe. His final breathe was taken after being shot by a woman in disguise. Who is this woman? Why did she shoot the Beachwood Bachelor? That is the mystery this play tries to solve.