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PALM SPRINGS 1971 - 'Frank Sinatra prepares for his last pre-retirement intimate show but his blue eyes are red-rimmed with memories. He drinks ‘One for My Baby’ too many when things take an unexpected twist. The 2am Sinatra you dream of meeting. Dangerous. Unpredictable. BRILLIANT!' ★★★★★ BBC

The Rude Mechanicals, as seen in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, are introducing the audience to the variety of the works of William Shakespeare by performing sonnets, soliloquies, and select scenes from his plays that explore the diverse themes found therein.

It was supposed to be an easy score. Whack the mark. Set the scene. Take the money. That's how they planned it. But for poor Moose and Sonny, a really bad night is only just beginning. A darkly funny interactive crime thriller where you decide who lives, who dies, and who gets away with murder.

Philosophy, poetry, politics and punishment reign supreme in "The Singing School." A world premiere by LA-based author James Domine, this romantic story of magic and music comments on modern society by questioning American Gothic themes over the historical background of colonial Boston.

THE GREATEST AMERICAN YOU’VE NEVER HEARD OF. Robert Ingersoll (1833-1899) the most influential intellectual in American history; a fierce advocate for minorities rights, votes for women, and the greatest foe of religion this country has ever known. Adapted and performed by Ernest Kearney

Two outlaws stow away in an empty boxcar on a westbound freight train. While planning what to do next, they discuss difficult questions. What do I want? Where do I fit? Will they help each other find a place in our inundated America, or will they smother the very ambition they crave?

The Fourth Alice is a modern Alice in Wonderland reimagining where Alice must return to a twisted, dreamlike Wonderland to save her younger self from the Queen of Hearts.

A string of execution-style homicides, a struggling Chinese restaurant, and a bag of shit will have you laughing off the edge of your seat in this whodunit dark comedy of epic proportions.

Broadway actor and viral creator Jared B. Goldsmith breaks down The Anatomy of a Musical —opening numbers, “I Want” songs, and absurd tropes—in a fast-paced, hilarious solo musical show. Think Sondheim meets Seinfeld…with plenty of Zazz.

An unplanned conversation in a coffee shop between two people unveils the dark side of one of them.