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Are you a Cultaholic? Then the Cult Master will see you now! Steven Fales (Confessions of a Mormon Boy) takes Obsessive Cult Disorder to a whole new level with songs, parodies, stand-up and more. Leave your common sense at the door!

A farce about the Thirty Years War, part of Europe's complex Wars of Religion. What began as a series of pranks perpetrated by members of the ruling class, eventually got out of hand and wiped out two-thirds of Germany's peasant population. The Thirty Years War: the most hilarious war in history.

The size of your body is the least interesting thing about you. Despite this, lifelong fat girl Ariella Salinas Fiore is going to spend an hour talking about hers. Fat girl, fat girl ally, or just fat curious? Come learn how to take up space, be sexy, and topple the patriarchy!

Aloe, a disabled, black teenager struggles to overcome his friend's death, and to reverse his attempt at suicide. This thrilling dramedy asks, "What if Hamlet decided not to be?" Could his friends save him in time? How might they have learned a nonfatal way of resolving intergenerational trauma?

‪A couple of colonists on their way to a distant planet were awakened from their cryo-sleep years ahead of schedule. Now they’re forced to spend every moment of every day trapped together in a tiny capsule. They have to find a way to get past their mutual loathing to work together so they don’t die.

Welcome to Kristy's walk-in closet, where barbiturates can talk and wiffle ball bats can walk. Fame comes easy for Kristy in that walk-in closet. But this isn't a coming out of the closet story... more of a going in.

Inspired by the life and work of the Dramatic 20th Century Opera Singer Maria Callas. The audience eavesdrops on La Divina’s interview with a nonexistant Mr. Wallace and are taken on a journey through trauma, allowed glimpses of an tormented woman, and treated to some operatic gems.

Make Me is a wild, fast paced, totally improvised comedy where the audience designs characters, and Taya brings them to life. If you're a fan of comedy, clown, characters, and a little crazy- this show is for you!

Danny Boy wakes to find himself in a room with the body of a girl who has died of a heroin overdose. A few days later he is shot dead in a local park, apparently at random. These deaths send Danny's father on a search for meaning across a sun-drenched Southern California landscape haunted by ghosts.

“I Can’t Indian Good” is a comedic solo show written/performed by Brandon Raman, a first generation Indian-American with zero ties to India, exploring how you can build a sense of personal identity when you feel culturally adrift. Sometimes all you need is a carpooling herd of (imaginary) ancestors.