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In the early years of the AIDS epidemic, a financially struggling gay porn magazine tries to stay in business by finding advertisers. When they approach a high-end manufacturer of condoms a battle between the businesses upends everyone’s lives. And love springs up midst the conflict.

A new media performance ritual, "eclypse" takes the story of Odysseus and Calypso, and re-plants it in the era of Wal-Mart and digital Marxism. Created and written by Chris Danowski, co-created and art direction by Wrara Plesoiu, sound design by Stephen Christensen.

A devised theatrical piece examining water and the imminent scarcity of it in Southern California.

When the last drop falls. A theatrical contemplation on water.

A physical adaptation of Heiner Muller's Hamletmachine. Gender and identity, abuse of power, and the tortured nature of performance are explored through dance and movement, all steeped in Post Mortem's signature dark aesthetic.

You've heard of Mr. Rogers, you've heard of Pee-Wee, now meet Lola! Her neighborhood is different though, she's in purgatory.

"The Last Train" (Le Dernier Train) is about confinement in the emotional sense, not the literal one. It is a thriller with a style borrowed from cinema, offering a new vantage point to witness a psychopath in action. They are often handsome, pleasant, and clever. This is where danger lies.

A one-person of Rumpelstiltskin, featuring live music.

Unapologetically Black is the story of a California Girl trying to fit in. She hid her love for Madonna from her Black family in South Central L.A., and tried not to use Ebonics with her White friends in Northern Cali. Ain't that a shame? Today her identity is WAKANDA FOREVER!!!

How Can I Keep From Singing is a 45 minute long music based clown show that explores silence, sound, and the mysteries of both. Through clown, music, and meditation, Camirin provides the audience with the opportunity to slow down, and listen within.