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Still funny. Still not sounding black. Szathmari returns with politically incorrect tales of self-discovery taking her from extreme rural Maryland to boarding school via The Preppy Handbook to Budapest and black again. Dark, comedy from a dark comedian.

Discover the lush, sexy and often dangerous world that birthed a musical revolution! Award-winning pianist Eve Elliot takes you on a hilarious vaudevillian romp through the bawdy barrooms and bordellos of 1895 in this one-woman show packed with live piano, song, and mayhem.

In this musical-comedy, Lily, an imaginative 11-year-old, and her dad explore the musical eras of her life. Together, they perform songs from shows such as Wicked, Frozen and Matilda, to pop artists like Taylor Swift, Dua Lipa and Pharrell Williams as well as original songs.

Danny is an addict choosing to live on the streets of Hollywood and hustle for his next pop. Jack's back in Los Angeles and thinks he's an artist - but has no clue who the hell he is. The 2 estranged brothers collide in Hollywood and now they'll hash out, "Why the fuck did you kill mom?"

A struggling actress from Mexico is trying to find a way to get her visa to stay in the country to continue her pursuit. She discovers a local pageant, and enters in hopes of winning a crown to get a visa. Comedy ensues as she enters the glitter, yet fake world of pageants.

In this spiritual, sensual, and powerfully personal solo performance, Marie Inniss seeks a bond with her ancestors. Through storytelling, humor, and song, Marie brings us to a sunset in the Virgin Islands, introduces us to the tastes and smells of her childhood, and explores Black womanhood.

When an eccentric inventor moves out of his home of 50 years, he and his family deal with resulting chaos. Using recorded interviews, poetry, video and live music, this piece is fuses radio documentary and experimental music theater. For fans of This American Life, Robert Ashley, and Laurie Anderson

After spotting director Alejandro González Iñárritu at the Alta Dena Wholefoods, actress Lola Luvv is convinced it’s a sign she’s destined to play the lead in his TV show “The One Percent.” What follows is a manic ride of determination, desperation, ketamine and chickens.

GBA - Raw confessions of people pleasing. Not therapy. Not speeches. Detonation. A seance for stolen selves. A shared space where our masks finally start to crack. We all fight the same demon through wildly different lenses—because ‘good’ isn’t gender or race; it’s handcuffs. @goodboysanonymous

An Asian-American visual effects artist is working on a top secret, very racially problematic project: digitally altering a white movie star to look biracial. Her white reporter bestie threatens to expose it all — and destroy her friend in the process.