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Two brothers, Caleb & Linus, contemplate the end of one life and the beginning of another in terms of tax shelters and matters of the heart.

What happens when you realize that all of the roles you have played in your life and all the beliefs and messages that have been piled on you through your entire lifetime have rendered you paralyzed and unable to breathe, move, walk, or live as you know you were meant to? It's time to strip.

An introduction to the Greek theatre for a modern audience, "The Oresteia" is a 90-minute original adaptation of Aeschylus' 2,500-year old epic Greek trilogy, examining the need for (and consequences of) fate, justice, judgment, and revenge; complete with gods, murder, and mythical Grecian monsters.

When it rains, it pours. And bad things always come in threes. Or elevens. Or in a relentless deluge of hatefulness for two years straight. This is a show about the ways we pull ourselves out of rough times with humor, the strangers we never expect will help us the most, and love letters.

A conversation with industry leaders about writing for disabled voices.When we think of diversity in the arts, do we consider the 1-in-5 people who live with a disability? Due to a lack of accessibility and stigma, artists with disabilities rarely get to take the stage to tell their own stories.

Lin-Manuel Miranda's 21 Chump Street, a musical, tells the story of Justin, an honors student who falls for a cute girl, finding out that she’s an undercover cop planted to find drugs. Bookending this show are monologues that highlight the injustices too many people face.

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“Falling in love felt like being shot out of the sky.” When she fell for someone she discovered was imaginary, her whole self-definition changed. Dubbed “full-frontal,” by NPR, Licity shares this feel-good (eventually) tale with her signature intensity, joy and love delivered through story and song.

Asian American Actress, Anzu ( The Blacklist, Manifest) in her 2nd solo Show inspired by her 30 min single camera pilot "The Rub" about her life as a stand-up comic who secretly pays her bills being every Asian mother's worst nightmare- a masseuse & all the lessons learned from touch other's pain.

For the past nine years improvisers Jordan Knapp, Patrick Steward & Thomas Steward have studied under the mentorship of original Groundling Suzanne Kent. Their multiple LA theatre residencies have made them realize there's only three certainties in life: Death, Taxes, & Improv.