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John, Luke, Jessica, Mona and Courtney have been friends all throughout high school. Once they graduated they went their separate ways. But can the group still be friends after a year away from each other?

A woman ends her estrangement from her mother and sister following the death of her father, learning truths about her parents' marriage and family history in the process. This 3-woman play explores themes of death, generational trauma, dysfunction, cultural differences, and ultimately, forgiveness.

Four friends, two couples: "We Can Be One" follows a US Marine returning from Iraq, and the three friends planning his party. Young, in love, and all too human, the two couples confront the heavy burdens of hope, promise and PTSD. With music and lyrics by LA-based songwriter Jaeger Christian.

A mature audience Comedic Variety. Part Improv, Part Cabaret, ALL irreverent, and ALL in your face. America's Favorite Bigot, Wayburn Sassy, and his 'Leggy-Lolita' girlfriend, Miss Didi Panache host and transport the audience to a place where no subject is taboo and everyone takes part in the joke.

These gentlemen of the night have pleasured men, women, and now you with their recherché eccentricities. This duo has featured their 50-minute act at Second City Hollywood, Wonderground: Las Vegas, and The Magic Castle. Their unique blend of comedy and magic makes getting fooled fun again.

20 years in the future, a handful of special 8-year-olds go on an adventure to the Exploration Station Moon Base. Their mission is to learn scientific lessons through comedy, games, and songs; learn about science, math, technology, and social-development in the coolest school in the universe.

Three 10 minute plays performed together to take a comedic look at the current times we live in. From poking fun at society's addiction to social media, to holding a lens up to the farcical extremes political campaigns take- there's something in this trio for everybody to laugh at.

I came to LA as a 20 year old musician named Scott Metcalf. Ten days in, I met Troy Stratos who gave me a record deal and changed my name. For a year I travelled with Troy. We recorded, bought cars, gambled, and dreamed. Little did I know Troy was one of the most successful con artists of our time.

Brimmer Street Theatre Company presents an original exploration, through spoken word and movement, of what it means to be an "Auntie" among black women.

An interactive evening of parlor games and champagne cocktails, bringing together artists and audiences to develop a one-of-a-kind artistic experience. Participate in exercises designed to collaboratively explore visual art, writing, performance, and everything in between. Formal attire requested.