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Through a series of monologues, song and dance, "Rainbow Children, Angel Babies and Fruitless Fig Trees expresses the stages of grief (denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance) for those who have experienced loss or inability to have children.

Rise and Shine [I Thought I Was White] is an uplifting, heartwarming, hilarious story about a young man coming to terms with his parents, culture, and ultimately himself. Anil Kumar's energetic and passionate performance shares a universal tale of bravery, connection, and self-acceptance.

TRANSIENTS is a poetic drama that explores the physical and emotional impact of altered senses on the artistic experience, as seen through the intimate encounter between the environmental artist Sandrine (Teal Sherer, "The Guild") and the deaf musician and poet Sal (Douglas Ridloff).

a musicalized version of the hit Amazon Prime comedy horror movie about a Hollywood writer and his possessed pussycat.

Sweet Nothings: One Act Comedies+Music will enlighten you and answer many of your most pressing questions like: What is my date thinking? and Why can't I have a two minute orgasm? Directed by Scott Bloom, Written by Raegan Payne, Music by Trey Green.

Exploring how relationships ab-soul-lutely play into our personal evolution, CD Saftler examines the spiraling nature of shock and grief from the inside out in this autobiographical tale. When death stares us in the face and dares us to go on, how do we do it?

“Small Engine Repair” is black comedy about three lifelong friends who meet in Frank’s Small Engine repair shop. They catch up and drink until Chad, a 19 year old college student shows up. What ensues is pure chaos.

This one woman show presents the story of Harriet Tubman reimagined as a young woman growing up in Harlem through a theatrical lens.

LA’s hottest character team, Back Pocket, puts their uniquely themed and energizing shows to the test by presenting three original productions in one month! Each 55 minute showcase spotlights a satirical universe and the bizarre brood of characters you'd to find there.

Frankie Bates arrives is determined to make it in the entertainment industry. He soon meets Mr. Pope, a mid-level, out-of-the-box-thinking shepherd of young talent. Bad advice and worse choices leads to total devastation of their relationship and Frankie at odds with the value of his life.