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A 90-minute version of Shakespeare's play - drawing on influences from corporate gangsterism and reality television. Directed by Tiger Reel and adapted by Tiger Reel and Jack Young.

"What’s next?” Where do you go when you don’t know what you want from your career? From your relationships? From life? The new comedy, #Hashtag explores the other kind of LA gridlock: the daily struggle to remain engaged in the present moment in a culture built on social media and status anxiety.

A movie star playing a grocery store worker comes to a horrible realization.

What was it like being a "nerd" before it was cool? Follow performer Ashphord Jacoway into a world of magic and wonder as we conquer cultural and social stereotypes, in and outside the geek community, and level up our confidence through poetry, spoken word, and movement.

Brenda Frank is so desperate to be turned into a vampire that she actually finds one, but some vampires desire more than blood.

Dark comic exploration of sexuality (and lack thereof) through the lens of a confused girl growing up in religiously conservative Mexico, where her chief romantic outlet is a giant stuffed teddy bear. Vanessa Lua hilariously illustrates that virginity can, in fact, survive marriage.

Izzy, a Vampire, gives her version of a "TedTalk".... and goes a little off the rails. *** Tickets $15 *** Discounted pricing for double feature (running with HAUNTING RIGHTS). Contact playwright @ [email protected] for discount code.

Mary of the Avenue is a traditional musical-comedy play. It is set in New York City in the dead of winter. The story highlights the plight of the homeless there while touching on some of the realities and cultural realities, all in a light-hearted but poignant presentation.

Anna Sahlstrom is from another planet...no really, she is. Here is her story from odd-girl out on the playground to dance reject to British drama school student to failed New Yorker. There will be song and dance...and audience participation!