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Introducing the new American Drag Vaudeville - SHABLAM! LIVE! Los Angeles Drag Duo, Annie Biotixx and Lorelei, bring a one-of-a-kind melange of drag, sketch comedy and variety talent. With 3 different shows and a revolving cast of LA's fiercest drag talent - come to one, or come to all!

Taught by Kamakshi Hart, M.A., Spiritual Psychology, an interactive workshop that addresses personal healing and societal change through building resilience and empathy. Highlights #MeToo & #TimesUp issues plus themes drawn from her solo show.

It’s been said “If the Stones came from Louisiana, they might sound just like us” The Storyteller spins his Tall Tale in the Here & Now to the audience as our bluesy Swamp Opera, 13 songs and a cast set at a sharecropper’s cabin, shows the bands rough journey from the Depression Era up to the 60s

A child’s birthday party takes an unexpected turn when the scheduled magician doesn’t show and the job is filled by a drunk and wayward vagrant. There are prizes. You should come.

This fascinating play depicts a supposed meeting between civil rights icons Malcolm X and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. where they're able to examine their own and each other's different approaches to solving the same grave social problem, both prepared to die for their beliefs.

"An energetic, wild, quirky, musical comedy!" In the Wild Western town of D.C. Colorado, two pure-hearted, corn-chucking, bastard-brothers awake to find their loving momma mysteriously murdered. With a handwritten note as their only clue, they must traverse the west unlocking their hidden powers.

Hello, I am doing a biographical show as Angela Davis that will cover 3 stages of her life/career:

Patch of Red is a provocative erotic thriller set in the night life of 1990's New York City. An art student witnesses a gruesome murder and is pursued by the killer.

The timeless tales of Scheherazade and the heroes of Arabian folklore will be re-imagined for the stage. More than 20 dancers will pull from a variety of Middle Eastern and contemporary folkloric dance styles to bring these mythical characters to life, set to an original score by Paul Dinletir.

A play about how church folks judge others while others judge church folks. Going to church does not make you a Saint and not going to church does not make you a sinner. There are sinners and saints on both sides.