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A slice of life story that follows a day in the life of co-workers at a high end clothing store in New York City. We watch as they manage to do just enough work to not get fired, but not too much work that they're distracted from their dreams.

I tell stories about jobs I've worked, in which I dealt with both rich and poor people. Some are painful, some are funny.

Tuck is a libertine with a coke addiction and a middling acting career. Gemma is his pill-popping, performance artist girlfriend. When Tuck’s biological clone is released from a lab, the two men embark on a tear of booze, drugs, and clone-sex, leaving Gemma to pick up the pieces and try to move on.

My standup focuses on pain that we all carry within ourselves: gender gap, adultry, rape, breakups, suicide, domestic violence, and racism. I bring light to the darkness with humor and laughter. You can find my standup on insta that presents how I express my thoughts on the topics above.

Liv goes on an undercover mission, evaluating New York City hospitals. She’s totally not supposed to talk about it. Does doing a show count? Shhh. "Standout comedic timing" —TimeOut NY; Two sizzling Off-Broadway runs.

Something Like... Musical is the only comedy show in Los Angeles where Kelsey Harper learns the music to a famous musical, doesn't look up the plot, then performs what SHE believes happens with finger puppets.

Join us for a visually stunning, kinetic theatre experience set in a world without water. Lives are made and broken on the promise of a drink. Kids age 6-12 use code "youth" for $6 tickets. Student/Senior/SAG/AEA use code "student" for $9 tickets. Proof of ID required for discount eligibility.

A young woman applies for a job at an adult video store because she figured the dress code will be lax. This is about the people who need porn and the folks brave enough to sell it to them.

Improvised plays and musicals for people who love seeing what actors can create without a script. Come see a new improvised narrative every night!

Polly and her little brother James are getting closer and closer to finishing their favorite video game, much to the frustration of their hard working immigrant father, but when an illness sends James to the hospital, Polly must fight to save him from the monsters in the game.