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William recollects his year in Brazil as a high school exchange student – the worst exchange student ever. Adam confesses to being stalked by a vengeful film student. Both dudes bring to life hilariously unreliable stories that will, quite truthfully, blow your mind.

The Ojai Show, Notes on a Country Childhood. Written and performed by C.E. Jordan, directed by Debra De Liso. With tales of a rural childhood in the 1950's, her rich poetry speaks to the child's heart in us all.

Part cautionary tale, part irreverent skewering of Showbiz, Richard Tanner's uproarious, multi-media chronicle of the highs & lows, ups & downs, and the gap between ambition & the reality of being of an "unsteadily working actor," is told with wit, compassion, and a dollop of audience participation.

A dramedy by Lucky Mor, inspired by Jay-Z's 4:44. Brothers come together to discuss what to do with their recently deceased parent’s estate. Misunderstandings, vulnerabilities, and resentments surface threatening the already fragile family unit. 4 brothers, 4 different views, 4 secrets revealed.

Centered around a white painting with white lines valued at $200,000. Following different individuals and families as they visit the painting showcasing the complexities of what it means to be human.

At Fringe Central Station, Brock Wilbur (Death of the Weekend) hosts a collection of the 100 Best Comics in Los Angeles... that were in his phone. Come join our FOUR NIGHTS with incredible line-ups of incredible fuck-ups!

An exploration of theatricality, physicality, musicality, and gravel. A developing new work utilizing gesture, movement, and live percussion. 5 characters intertwine in uncomfortable and mysterious ways through a series of moments using heightened language and musical interplay.

Up and coming novelist, Mark Samuels, and his on again/off again romantic partner, Meredith, are paid a visit from their friends who have the perfect relationship; Valen and Cage. While Mark's relationship is in turmoil with Meredith, during the visit of friends, she pretends everything is kosher.

Sketch, kind of. Stand-up, but not really. Improv, sort of. Some of LA's most twisted performers come together in a sublimely irreverent and beautifully chaotic exploration of friendship, individuality and belonging. Forget the rules, dive into the absurd, and throw in a bit of live music.

Onboard a German train, Christian housewife Barbera enjoys a spirited debate with Marlene, a Berlin woman. As they fiercely debate gender identity, book-burning and the rising right; anger softens into awareness as they struggle towards mutual acceptance. The train races on but who will step down?