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From David Mamet, one of the defining playwrights of American Theatre, comes five rarely seen one-acts plays. Each piece explores the difficult nature of human communication. Words, silences, gestures, memories, what do they all mean? When one person tells a story, can anyone truly understand?

A coming of age drama set in Kansas during the 1920s. Follows a teenage African American woman with ambitious dreams of becoming a famous performer, despite the traditional expectations of her family, and the oppressive systems at play throughout the Jim Crow era.

A young woman from a small town in Mexico leaves home for the city where she ends up as a prostitute. She eventually returns home and discovers that her mother has kept the door open since her depaarture.

Love on the diversity rocks. From Amy Tofte, writer of Flesh Eating Tiger.

Protesting abysmally low wages, even for 1930s San Joaquin County, Filipino farm laborer bunkmates go on strike, not yet realizing what they need more than cash is each other. **Monkeys: A derogatory term created by American soldiers during colonization referring to Filipinos as "Tailless monkeys".*

NOT APPEARING is a sketch show about a show that never happens, so the show is the craziness that's happening instead. It features an equally female and male cast of Asian, black, Latino, white and gay actors.

When a couple of ducks take a break out at sea from their long migration, they begin discussing important matters like the meaning of life, the best kind of worms to eat, and why they do the things they do, like flying in a V formation. This is a puppet show that is both funny and deep.

Justin Matson discovered all the secrets in life so you don't have to! Comedian and self-help guru to the stars, Matson graces Hollywood with up to one hour of his time in this motivational seminar of immersive stand-up comedy to help turn your life around, but better!

Miri discovers that the answer to what it’s like to be an African American woman can only be explained by experiencing the songs, poetry and stories of her ancestral grandmothers.

Mental illness was never so much fun as in MIXED PERSONALITY DISORDERS, a world premiere solo show by David Michael Taylor. Born into a family of maniacs, raised by the TV, and unprepared for life in the real world, his tale of trauma and triumph makes this the feel-good feel-bad play of the year.