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When our main character must take her first trip back home to India with her (white) boyfriend, she brings along baggage both literal and emotional in this quick comedic journey.

Jessica Abrams ponders the eternal question "Who am I?" as she tries on boyfriends almost as often as she tries on outfits in this comedically poignant one-woman show. With two imaginary mothers to guide her (both played by Abrams), she comes to terms with herself and her role in life.

Based in Aztec mythology and poetry written hundreds of years ago. This play is for those who have a dream that defies their reality. Basada en mitología y poesía Azteca creada hace cientos de años. Esta obra es para aquellos con un sueño que desafía su realidad. Spanish: 19th&29th English: 22nd

From the lunatics who brought you La La La Strada! Two millennial women caught in a courtroom drama. The defendant claims she was just role-playing as a man and the sex/gender play was consensual. The complainant claims she didn't know her lover was female. Was it gender fraud? Sexual assault?

***2 Time WINNER*** "BEST OF FEST" Whitefire Annual Solofest How do you explain the unexplainable? Would it concern you or consume you? An award-winning dramady about love & strength, fear & magic, angels, spirits, embracing life and living boldly!

The bizarre tale of the Far Right trying, and failing, to use a small theater company to torpedo the reelection of President Barack Obama. Funny, touching, and true, this super timely story reminds us that we need to be the writers and tellers of our own stories.

How would you handle a stranger...eh hem...exposing himself to you? Gross! And not just a flasher, but a stranger who stands for a full five minutes and...uh...well...plays with himself. Gross! And you sit there and watch because? Because you're trapped underground waiting for your train to arrive!

A high-energy, riotous take on a traditional live talk show, the Anatomy Hour features “delightfully weird” alt-comedy acts from all over Los Angeles. Hosted by Nicole Dan and her special guest co-host, this show will leave audiences surprised and rolling with laughter every twist and turn.

Rollerblading in Gaza thrusts you into the world of Maude, a soldier in the Israeli army, a Cabaret singer, and a budding NYC actress. As she braves setbacks, heartache, and personal loss, shadows from her past appear on the screen behind her and help her story come alive.

A dark, surreal comedy inspired by the poem "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" by T.S. Eliot.