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1964. A small town. A kidnapping. A simple plan -- just like in the movies. But real life isn't simple. Somebody always gets hurt.

Two tourists fall desperately in love at a Jamaican Hedonism resort and in haste hire a Voodoo priestess to marry them. 7 years later when their bedroom relationship sours, they discover that the priestess has attached a succubus named BLOOD to their union- she "must be fed" or they will die.

Ever felt like you were playing a role – the confident, capable character everyone expected you to be? With honesty and humor, this one-man show takes a raw look at a man's unscripted path to self-discovery, as he sheds pounds of insecurity and reshapes his life.

A haunting, immersive, sea-shanty-based musical: 25 years after the sinking of the Whaling Ship Essex, three survivors are haunted by the ghosts, trauma, & pain of their past. This production is presented under the auspices of the Actors’ Equity Association Los Angeles Self-Produced Project Code.

Lily is a queer, polyamorous, professional comedian . . . and a menace. Matt is her self-proclaimed himbo boyfriend. Together they share risqué and ridiculous stories about dungeon etiquette, disappointing their moms, and losing a sister in a game of Cranium Cadoo.

Laser Webber, trans performer known for his award-winning comedy music, presents a one-person musical show about the history of trans men. Meet Alan Hart, who got gender-confirming surgery in 1917; Samuel Bundy, whose legend includes a shark and a jail; and renowned author JK Rowling, for reasons.

"Debauchers" is a sensory-somatic theatrical exploration of art aroused by sexuality; an inspiring and uninhibited exhibition of portraits of real and fictional risk-taking-individuals who kindled by their lust for life, have defied personal and socially imposed limitations.

"Little Tiny Orphans" is a one woman show written and performed by Molly Fite. Directed by Julie Brister. A true story of a naive and earnest Jesus Freak on a mission trip to Bucharest, Romania in the summer of 2001.

There is no I in Indian follows Wanda Big Canoe and her quest to be the perfect Indian.

What if Desdemona wasn't just the hapless victim of Iago's treachery and Othello's jealousy? What if she was more - a richer, more complex character than anything Shakespeare imagined?