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STANDUPERA: How singing WRECKED my life... then saved it! Rated R. Swearing, sex, and opera. Stand-up, story-telling, and song! www.Standupera.com Press & Industry Comps Available

When recovering alcoholic Brianna gets an art show gig out of state she has to rely on her peppy yet overbearing mom Carrie for a ride there. A road trip comedy that turns into a chaotic unveiling of skeletons in their closets.

Four eclectic evenings of visual art, theatre, dance, music, and short films created by NYU - Gallatin Alumni. Sponsored by Gallatin:LA, a regional alumni group of New York University. After show drinks for all performances. Pre-show reception on the 15th. Food and Drinks 23rd and 29th.

BounceHouse is a local sketch comedy group that performs at the Pack every second Sunday of the month.

Between the wars, Evelyn Hart opens 'The Bureau of Recollected Lives', devoted to uncovering what the world would rather forget. When demobilized veteran Sidney Ashcombe seeks work, an extraordinary story is revealed which irrevocably changes their lives.

Everyone dies. Claire knows this—she's prepped 207 bodies at Scott and Son's Funeral Home. She's great at her job. What she's still figuring out is how to be one of the living. A world-premiere dark comedy about death, depression, and why the hell we've decided we can't talk about any of it.

20 years in the future, a handful of special 8-year-olds go on an adventure to the Exploration Station Moon Base. Their mission is to learn scientific lessons through comedy, games, and songs; learn about science, math, technology, and social-development in the coolest school in the universe.

Millions of American children loved their summer camp experience. Adam Gropman was not one of them. Raised in a semi-bohemian Boston household by “hippie-adjacent” parents, chronically homesick Adam was sent, at age 10, to the most rugged, stripped-down, outdoorsy summer camp in New England.

Comedian Danny Lobell has done crazy things for money. He's bred rare cats, bought chickens to sell their eggs, and battled the bureaucracy of the welfare office. Throughout his adventures, he's learned that money is only good if you make the world a better place with it.

Ophelia opens up about the other man. Catalina De Erauso explains the rack. Eve eats a polar bear. Love letters we never thought we’d read, plus rants and raves from women you know and some you don’t. They’re all HEAD OVER HEELS. Admission is pay-what-you-want.