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Theater begins when words on a page evoke a time, a place, a character, an emotion, an event. Come with us on a hilarious, terrifying, thought-provoking journey to a ritzy café, a jungle outpost, to 19th-century Boston and an Oklahoma cemetery and an art class where the still life won’t hold still.

The boys are back in town! One of TimeOut LA's "10 Shows to See" at last year's Fringe, the New Bad Boys of Magic present COKE & MIRRORS, the new story of their rise and fall from Las Vegas headliners to Los Angeles children's entertainers. It's magic, comedy, drinking, and definitely NSFW.

Have you ever been attacked by a MyChart message or found yourself writing a bad review for your therapist? Maria has. Baby Bipolar is the story of one woman's journey from getting diagnosed with bipolar 1 to embracing a life where that doesn't have to be a bad thing.

One wacky mom's hilarious and poignant view of the way life changes and the characters you meet when become a member of the Autism Community via parenthood. This world premiere stars Shannon Penrod from Autism Live and is directed by Therese McLaughlin.

Uninvisible, a comedic solo performance, follows Ian's journey of self- discovering, lost world history, and becoming the greatest hero of his generation. Uninvisible combines contemporary clown, physical theatre, and shadow puppetry.

The Noose Room LIVE! is a late night news show hosted by Gouda the Clown. The Noose Room is the only place you can watch a clown talk about the news and actually laugh instead of cry. Comedy, skits, games and more - there's a segment in this show for everyone.

"It's all sh!ts and giggles til ya giggle and sh!t!" Good Clean Wholesome Fun is Good Fun, sometimes lacking that clean and wholesome and replacing it with hilarity! We tackle just about every thinkable social taboo and aim to make you smile along the way, through sketch comedy.

80s British rock band, Hell Kross, stands accused of manslaughter, as their music leaves a wake of death and destruction. This heavy metal musical comedy rock opera extravaganza requires YOU to report for jury duty and decide their fate!

A night with one man, one corpse, one fly, and a history of loneliness. Inspired by a true event, NEAR DAWN is a solo play about belonging and solitude, drawing influence from the culture and tradition of rural China in the early 1980s.

A duet of solo shows by two new theatrical voices. Each play is dealing with the ramifications of life's absurdities and transitions. Adam Lopatka is sharing his new work, "Acne Scars" and April E is debuting her piece, "I am the Mountain People." (image courtesy vecteezy.com)