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A jam-packed comedy show with filmed sketch premieres and live improv sets from brilliant LA-based teams.

“Tomahawk,” a play by James Domine, mixes episodes of love, war, lust and betrayal into a counterpoint of governmental subterfuge, police brutality, missing beer and drunken buffoonery as the conflicting emotions of youth evolve into the delusional quandary of middle-age.

Centered around a white painting with white lines valued at $200,000. Following different individuals and families as they visit the painting showcasing the complexities of what it means to be human.

When a waitress and her co-workers, a group of guys, and a group of women, seek a talent scouts attention, an up and coming actor steels the show while a relationship ensues between the cast at trendy lounge. A night of fun leads to other ideas when a waitress falls head over heels with Mark.

Four folktales from Africa are brought to life through giant puppets, traditional African drumming, dance, and song. Presented by the CSUB Theatre for Young Audiencs Tour. 45 minutes runtime; recommended ages 3 and up.

A Homeless Veteran, an Imam and a Southern Baptist Preacher walk into a Brothel, where the Madam brings light to their secrets and leads them on a path where beliefs and identities clash along the way to discovering their true selves...a story about love, inclusion and acceptance.

LAPD Detective LaRhonda Parker investigates the shooting of a Black motorist during a traffic stop. The officer in question is Boyd Sully, a family friend and her husband’s ex-partner… In the gathering of facts where does the truth lie?

What happens when your soul mate is a 450 pound low land mountain gorilla? Is it possible to find your destiny right around the corner? National Zoo and If I Fell explore the chance encounters that change our lives. Starring Brynn Alexander, Leandro Cano, and Alli Miller.

These are the five things you need to know when someone you know commits suicide: 1. Call 911. 2. Call everyone else. 3. Plan and carry out a funeral. 4. Deal with their stuff. 5. Think about it every day for the rest of your life.

The true story of a Transgender Latina performer Elektra Estrella Armenta, discovering her Womanhood through drag and later dance. As a child, Elektra has always wanted to dance and perform, not afraid of expressing herself and her femininity. Despite all obstacles, she embraces her star power!