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"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 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.

Creepy. Sweet. Happy. Sad...Something for everyone. Paintings by Stacy McKee and a one-woman show by Joan Rater. Artwork "ripped from a children's book with a dark twist." A performance that’s "heartwarming, brutally honest & hilarious." Stacy and Joan are writers on the ABC drama Grey's Anatomy.

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?

***WINNER HFF DIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIP -- A struggling Lebanese-American actress forms the first all-Arab improv team in this shawarma spin on "Pitch Perfect" ensemble competitions. With the Five Pillars of Improv, our band of underdogs incorporate REAL improv from audience suggestions.

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.

INGERSOLL SPEAKS - AGAIN! ROBERT INGERSOLL (1833-1899) THE GREATEST AMERICAN YOU’VE NEVER HEARD OF! FATHER OF AMERICA'S GOLDEN AGE OF FREETHOUGHT, HE WAS ALSO THE GREATEST FOE RELIGION EVER FACED IN THIS NATION. EARNING HIM THE NICKNAME - "THE GREAT SATAN."

Four short new musicals about an Amish couple, Tony the Tiger, ghosts of dead parents, and the chicken who crossed the road - straight out of New Musicals Inc.'s famous musical theatre writers' workshop.

A 16-year-old Jewish actor faces off with her Jewish mother and plastic surgeon to make the biggest decision of her life.

Life in the Middle Ages: Comedian Steve Ochs examines the correlation of midlife crisis and the five stages of grieving. A mixture of medieval staging and modern media help him make the point.