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TRYING is a dark cerebral comedy about a young man moving out of his apartment. After a life altering rejection, through grief, withdrawals, and a hand injury, in a seemingly hopeless moment, Bruce finds hope through pursuing what he loves. The question is; will he move out, and escape the mob?

It’s '94 backstage in a men’s bathroom as four female musicians prep for a gig on the eve of their big break. A nostalgic, yet timely examination of the grunge era, indefinable feminism, the stakes we create in pursuit of our dreams, and the tenuous relationships upon which all bands are built.

An abortion play that’s really about friendship, but the kind of friendship you make in 10 minutes after you found out the worst news of your life and the only person you can think to tell is the half-stranger half-acquaintance in your psych class.

A stand up comedy show about growing up in the elite community of Los Angeles, the beliefs and values, the hypocrisies, the sensitivities of modern life, the politicizing of the entertainment industry, and the future of the health of the country.

"A solo clown show loosely inspired by history's most intelligent serial killer — blending masks, movement, lo-fi origami, and absurd logic into a lunatic tribunal of comedy, tenderness, and chaos. Should this man's life be spared? That's now your problem."

A radical awakening to the extreme objectification, competition, and overall nonsense women face today. This offbeat feminist comedy examines the unspoken nuances of female relationships in the male-dominated professional art world.

Leo from Rio: Latin Icons is a high-energy cabaret celebrating Latin music legends through bold reinterpretations. Blending samba, bolero, pop, and soul, Leopold Nunan leads a live band in an intimate, electrifying night of voice, rhythm, and storytelling. TRULLY ICONIC SHOW!!!!

Sylvie Wang presents Sylvie Wang is a culmination of one woman's century-spanning comedy career. The year is 2100, and Sylvie is the most famous comedian in the world. She's on her Farewell Tour so her many adoring fans can see her most popular bits, characters, and jokes one last time.

Love Has No Gender is an original play completely conceived, written, and performed by at-risk youth in Pacoima, CA as a part of the City of L.A.'s Gang Reduction Youth Development (GRYD) program. The play explores such themes as gender identity, drug abuse, and immigration.

We're back. Bitter Lemons. LA Theater Critics. Saturday, June 18th, Noon to 2pm, McCaden Place Theatre. Care of the Asylum. Come and see what all the hullaballoo is always all about.