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This comedy duo proudly presents their orignal silent comedy, “The Understudies”! Ten West’s inventive story telling combines elements of vaudeville, commedia dell'arte and clowning, through a contemporary lens. The show is suitable for international audiences and all ages. www.tenwest.net

Love Has No Gender is an original play completely conceived, written, and performed by at-risk youth in Pacoima, CA as a part of the City of L.A.'s Gang Reduction Youth Development (GRYD) program. The play explores such themes as gender identity, drug abuse, and immigration.

Quick-witted, irreverent, and unflinchingly truthful, The Sentence is a dark comedy that follows two young women as they navigate the criminal justice system after a murder only one committed. Question is, do either of them know who actually did it?

In the sitcom pilot "Bunny’s Mid-Plush Crisis," a forgotten backyard bunny and its eclectic group of stuffed friends embark on a humorous quest to reclaim their place in their young owner's life, all while adapting to the wild new world of suburban outdoors.

Comedian Molly McLean plays an enthusiastic curator who fails spectacularly at giving a tour at an art museum.

HEAD: A Symphony of Horror! is a twisted pop/rock adaptation of the 1962 film The Brain that Wouldn’t Die. It was the top-seller at the 2009 Phoenix Fringe Festival, where it premiered.

Join us for an office hours style mixer for USA-based artists in Edinburgh at Summerhall in Edinburgh (August 4th + 19th)!

An out-of-tune embrace of imperfection. It's Hollerwood, baby!

Nyx grew up in the shadows of two infamous legacies—though she doesn’t know it. Raised by the system, forged by trauma, Nyx returns to reclaim power from the man who turned her childhood into a weapon. Justice and vengeance blur. You can’t scare her with the dark—she plays in it.

Obsessive, Compulsive, I’m Fine is a one-person play that explores the comprehensive history, evolutionary theory, and unique experience of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder.