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Greg David Jones is an actor, a comedian, a veteran, and he suffers from bi-polar and PTSD. In this show he shares his stories from joining the Army, gaining and losing friends, coming to Hollywood, discovering his bi-polar, becoming a father, and how luck got him here. Dir. Justin Donaldson

Two Poetry Lectures... Two Lovers... One Public Sex Act... Action! Theatre Company presents the West Coast premiere of Mickle Maher's comedy, directed by Tiger Reel and featuring Christina Keefe, Jack Young & Ted Heyck.

After a dream come true of performing at the Edinburgh Fringe, Cindy ponders the question: What Now? Grieving the loss of her beloved cats, Cindy searches for a new identity, one that embraces aging, resolves the past, creates the possibility of love...with a human. Or...just adopt more cats!

The award winning late night campy horror comedy spook show revival is now a comic book live on Kickstarter: Doctor Zomba's Ghostly Tales!

A visitor from another planet arrives. A hoop alien... from the hoop planet. They have come to fix the hole. And they need your help.

A comedically vulnerable exploration of divorce, rediscovering yourself, re-marrying, and finally achieving the ultimate goal — dreamy, custom kitchen cabinets. Come hear Jackie Johnson's true story of her scandalous divorce in the form of a laugh-out-loud “self-help seminar.”

Ritual Music to Cure a Lover is today’s Iran—youth rising up, love over hate, hope defeats despair. Award-winning international artist Shahin Sayadi reimagines Iranian poetry, shifting between characters while weaving intergenerational perspectives of the transition from tradition to modernity.

Mrs. Representation explores the stereotypes we see on TV of women: the housewife, the cheerleader, the Asian side character, and the bold lesbian thrown in for laughs and shock value. What if they all met up for therapy sessions? Follow these girls as they fight to create their own narratives.

What do Heracles, son of Zeus, and Yuri Gagarin, the first man in space, have in common? Honestly, not that much—except DESTINY! Will McFadden and Alan Linic summon these legends for 75 minutes of grueling physical comedy. This isn’t history. This isn’t science. It’s a Fringe show.

Grieving the sudden loss of her spouse, and with it the dire financial position she and her teenage daughter have been left in, a mom in her fifties, out of the workforce for a decade, is forced to return to her job as a personal assistant to a former child star, now full-fledged movie star.