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Indigenous is a compilation of written works, recitations, and live performances that explores the indigenous experience from a number of native performers, writers, producers, and designers.

Speculative fiction set in a theocratic state where sleep and dreams are policed and manufactured by the multinational, Narcolepsy, Inc. whose chief scientist and engineer, a queer Black woman, is under house arrest for selling company secrets.

Want to find your intimate persons or become your own intimate persons? Then this seminar is FOR YOU! A one-woman show where love guru, life coach, and author Tensil Newbottom (an original character created in the Groundlings Sunday Company) teaches you the power of "showin 'em your best!"

In a comedy of grief, these Accountants of Death work tirelessly to record the death toll. The occupational hazards wear on these two clowns as they learn the meaning of life and death. An absurd and physical jaunt brimming with existential phone calls, impaired dancing and the love of a goldfish. 

We all know that what people say and what they are actually thinking are two completely different things. But what are we really thinking?

Come to this free Drama Therapy workshop to learn the guiding principles of Drama Therapy and how the power of Theatre can be used in a therapeutic way and inspire social change. Participants will be invited to engage in the improvisational-based exercises, but are welcome to observe as well.

What we think and what we say are two different things. So what are people really thinking in a variety of everyday situations?

These three original pieces were written, directed and performed by the recent graduates of the Art of Acting Studio Conservatory. Developed during the 2017 Professional Conservatory Class solo show project, each is an artistic exploration of the life of a notable personality throughout history.

Set in an unnamed but all-too-familiar temporary holding cell, a cast of broken-down characters and misfit renegades fueled by booze are forced to put their real life journey on hold, for at least a brief moment… or forever…because it may just be the end of the world.

For the past nine years improvisers Jordan Knapp, Patrick Steward & Thomas Steward have studied under the mentorship of original Groundling Suzanne Kent. Their multiple LA theatre residencies have made them realize there's only three certainties in life: Death, Taxes, & Improv.