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We are Lee's Wee Little Lads! A group of guys and gals who love making you laugh and being silly. We've all studied at the Groundlings and use our character comedy chops to write fun sketches that keep you in stitches. We love performing together and we hope you enjoy it too!

Nothing happens. Everything changes. (run time change: 90 minutes) In the 90s at a 24 hour diner with the irregulars and the waitstaff that endure them. New arrivals upset the delicate stasis. They're not searching for meaning, they're hiding from it. One night seen from inside then out.

Stephanie Matsuba has been fired from her job, she has lost her grandma, and she has not left her house in a very long time. Over the course of a day, together with Stephanie we venture outside the house and inside her stream of consciousness, through a disarming and alarming day.

Recalling her remarkable childhood in a scientist’s home, a young woman has to face a difficult reality— she has been, and always will be, a chimpanzee.

West Side Story meets The Godfather. A Mafia Style Musical.

Cosmic Mumbo Jumbo Live is the premiere live stage production based on the long running cable access show featuring Snake Doctor, and all his personalities. Including skits with Mr.Wizard & Ray Ray Boy.

Henok Negash, featured performer at the world famous Hollywood Magic Castle and resident of Thailand, brings his one man show, “Meant To Be” to the Complex Theater. One unique performer plus one diverse audience always leads to an intriguing story. Come and see why everything happens for a reason.

When an aging actor and his new protege find a real dead body on a crime show set, they begin an acting exercise that goes wildly off the rails.

Join your Festival Directors, Lois & Ellen, as we discuss the last stretch of preparation before the festival begins. We will discuss community engagement, tech, printed guide proofs, previews, tickets, and everything else you need to know as we head into the best month of the year.

When a college girl is admitted to a psych hospital, she wonders why she feels more at home with a truck-driving womanizer or a devil-fearing Zumba dancer than with anyone she knows outside the hospital. Could it be that the typically dark world of the psych ward is more forgiving than our own?