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Suz, is a Millennial Mum with a bad case of the baby blues. Set against the loopy backdrop of LA, with her self-deprecating British humor, she navigates the shit show that is early motherhood. Real-life stories, characters and dream sequence randomness, written and performed by Suzannah Butcher.

Robots! AI! Self-driving cars! Will the robots drive us or drive us mad? In the world premiere of her sophomore show, Sarah Albritton combines storytelling, stand-up, and characters to challenge what it means to be human in an increasingly technology-focused world. No robots were harmed...yet.

What makes a monster? MY BROTHER is the story of John Wilkes Booth, and the relationships and dreams that brought him to assassinate the most beloved President in US History, as viewed through the eyes of those who knew him the best - his family

"A comedy as dark as this town's secrets..." The forced civility at a small town Mayor's debate shows cracks as the shallow and petty candidates dig deep on property taxes, parking meters and cupcake flavors, cracks that begin to reveal a secret horror that has paralyzed the town.

SoundTrip is the world’s first interactive audio experience. Swelling music, atmospheric sound design, and gripping dialogue stream through headphones worn by the audience, immersing them in the story and allowing select members to step into a role on stage with no preparation whatsoever.

A Conversation About the Expectation of Procreation: Jenny is running out of time to get pregnant. She takes action to fix "the problem," but runs into a whirlwind of opinions from friends, doctors, a beloved neighbor - even God. Ultimately, Jenny must look within to define FERTILE.

“Odyssey – Race and Racism,” directed by Juliette Jeffers, takes a few stories from Levy Lee’s memoir, “Odyssey Towards the Light ,” and combines them with his spoken word artistry to address issues if race and racism from the perspective of his own life, as a Black Man of the 20th and 21st Century.

Jackie, Baby! is a one-woman solo-show set backstage in 1934 Hollywood, as talking pictures begin to replace vaudeville. Jackie, a once-celebrated star, prepares to return to the stage while reckoning with love, aging, and what it truly means to be seen.

In this updated, dystopian "Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner" style story, two young lovers are separated from each other and their families by the demands of a cruel new administration who questions even its naturalized citizens' "desirability" in the cold, new world of a broken America.

A one act solo performance following a mixed AsianAm character known only as the Archivist as they enter and explore a room filled with a clutter of various Asian American artifacts, channeling and performing their stories in an attempt to figure out what the "through-line" is that connects us.