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An immersive old-school revival offering congregants a chance to be saved, and release themselves from the soul-stealing sin of Social Media. The DYA Church is a sex- and body-positive, pro-queer, antiracist, antifascist, nondenominational church. This performance features one photo of a human butt.

When driving in Los Angeles, there are seven vital rules that must never be broken. These comedy vignettes could be considered a public service - though we hope you'll think they’re funny too. After all, the only way to survive the mean streets of LA is to have a sense of humor.

Won't you help to sing? These songs of freedom?

A young Rocker and quirky science combine to save America in the 21st century. Come see the premier reading of the full-cast musical "Genetic Eddy".

An open-mike competition of personal storytelling pits contestants against each other for the chance to win Cowboy Soul of the Month.  This comic and musical romp marvels at the earthy gentility, the ‘cowboy soul’ that can still be found in our current age of irony and reality television. 

A stellar international cast from Italy, Switzerland/France, South Africa/Australia, and the US is set to bring to life Patrick Marber's cold, calculated play about "the distance between men and women and the restless neediness of love".

A nation of noble savages roamed the land, until a new band of man emerged, using weapons of destruction to govern the land under strict rule. Hundreds of years later, the people of the community fight to find the voice of the people, to overcome the heavy hand of their ruler.

Three friends from small-town Helena, Alabama, go viral and are hurled into the political world of social media after a white Tik Toker plagiarizes their content.

Imagination or reality? Elegant stagecraft or just, well… Complications?

4 girlfriends, an immigrant, a trans woman, a sultan's niece and a cancer survivor share their hilarious journeys to LA over a board game. 4 totally different perspectives. Starring Christine Blackburn, Michelle MaliZaki, Melanie Maras and Bea Van Slee.