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I wrote a book called "Fightey-Town" which details my 45 fistfights I had in my life. I have been interviewed on international radio, it is used as a textbook for troubled children and it is in development as movie right now. The stories are action-packed and darkly humorous.

Danny and the Deep Blue Sea, John Patrick Shanley's second play, is a fairy tale for the damned set in a Bronx bar with two battered, bruised, and violent, lonely souls yearning for a connection. Written by : John Patrick Shanley Starring: Alison Quinn & Tyler Brooks Directed By: Kevin Quinn

An unexpected seventh child, born many years after his six siblings, Frank Traynor grows up in Argentina struggling to fit in. His solution? Becoming the quintessential "real man." This coming-of-age tale is a wild ride through family, life, death, and the hilariously awkward quest for self-worth.

Ishmaeal, a modern interpretation of one of America's most-loved novels is coming to the fringe festival. Directed by Benny Lumpkins of the Poor Man's Theatre Company, Lumpkins promises to entice audiences all over the world to think twice about Whale Oil as an alternative fuel source.

Four short plays written by members of The Alliance of Los Angeles Playwrights (ALAP).

She has one job: to care for an elite robot prostitute. He is the maintenance man who repairs it. Life for both of them has been simple and regulated. Until now. The Good Girl is a black comedy set in the future. It’s about sex and ambition and getting ahead. Whatever it takes.

"X" is a one-man show detailing the life of Malcom X, before and during his evolution into the human rights activist we know him as today. The show's content is true to the attitudes, behavior, and language of the 40s, 50s, and 60s.

"Why is it that the guys you like, never seem to like you back?" If you ever have asked yourself this- and let's be honest you're going to a theater festival, so you have- come, sit back, and get ready to laugh at someone else's crushes, heartbreaks and seriously awkward photos.

In a script The New York Times says "crackles with bright wit and intelligence," this Broadway-hit play from Pulitzer Prize-winner Donald Margulies is a witty, intelligent look at what what happens when ordinary life is refracted throughout the lens of war.

In “A Tupac Tale”, Tupac’s life is again a representation. ​ Told through the recollections of an ambitious but troubled journalist, 'A Tupac Tale' features Tupac on trial both literally and figuratively.