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Patrick Bristow and the Improvatorium Players give you an hour long tilt at Old Testament story telling. Costumed and completely improvised, each performance is completely unique and made up on the spot based on audience suggestions. More naughty than blasphemous, but you never know!

When a man discovers the infidelity of his girlfriend, his plan for retaliation takes an unexpected turn.

Nominated Best Of Fringe Dance 2014, Choreographer Cassandra Daurden, Presents, 'Circus of Love', An exploration of the unpredictable dynamics in relationships. Including Aerial performances and Works of Love about temptation, adultery, same sex relationships, & interracial love.

In March 2019, Matt Almos (co-founder of Burglars of Hamm) attended the leadership training symposium for the Climate Reality Project, founded by Al Gore. In this workshop tailored for the LA creative community, he'll share what he learned about the crisis and the potential solutions.

There's more to LOVE than LIFE! Celebrate the extraordinary journey of LOVe through LIFE's myriad hues - Joy, Sorrow, Caprice, Irony, Death, Freedom & Laughter.

BounceHouse is a local sketch comedy group that performs at the Pack every second Sunday of the month.

First Love/Worst Love, is an examination of love and its mutability, as expressed through five actors and twelve short stories. Experience love’s peaks and pitches - disappointment, passion, caution, faith, indolence, dread, fury, and, perhaps most importantly of all, hope.

When you're a server at a restaurant, you're told by your superiors that you are on stage and should always be performing. The real theatre goes on behind the scenes. This is a story of the surveillance, secrets and status struggles that are unseen in society except by those in the industry.

Madame Chiang Kai-Shek faces the powerful men of the Allied powers as well as her own challenges and demons as one of the most powerful women in the world of her time in the 1943 Cairo Conference. She must use her intellect and charms to win the help of the West.

The timeless tales of Scheherazade and the heroes of Arabian folklore will be re-imagined for the stage. More than 20 dancers will pull from a variety of Middle Eastern and contemporary folkloric dance styles to bring these mythical characters to life, set to an original score by Paul Dinletir.