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We're back. Bitter Lemons. LA Theater Critics. Saturday, June 18th, Noon to 2pm, McCaden Place Theatre. Care of the Asylum. Come and see what all the hullaballoo is always all about.

Different stories of black youths and their struggles from their adolescent years into their adults.

Two hilarious and dynamic pieces, one examining the concept of "The Angry Black Woman," like you've never seen, and then the funny and heartfelt story of one woman of color's journey through Hollywood and life. Featuring several delightful characters and music.

The production will be magical and involve the world of sailing, pirates and hidden treasure.

BRENDAN EPRILE AND GREG DRISCOLL are "Boyfriends Who Sing Together."These two young, gifted performers grace the stage with their contrasting styles in a playful and entertaining cabaret

Cameron is an emotionally driven story about adolescence and the difficulties of a young black teen being bullied as he struggles with gender identity in a private high school and at home with his widowed father.

Fellini is a puppet in crisis. When he tries to direct La Strada, his actors, lovers and critics become his puppeteers. A delightful and provocative look at the making of Fellini's iconic film.

Set in the distant future, two Astronauts complete a five year mission and crash land "home". Everything seems normal but the longer they are there the more they begin to realize that the "Monsters" they were told to fear in their childhoods are all too real.

When a woman addiction to buying hair products threatens her friendships, she must attend group therapy sessions with other hair addicts and confront their hidden truths.

GAY OLD TIME is a truly funny and inspiring one-man show, based on 1960's TV comedies. This is a tale of how a young boy comes out with the help of Lucille Ball, Victor Borge, and Red Skelton. Stories of diversity, social progress and self acceptance weaved together through classic comedy!