Solo Show

Welcome to the funniest show about death you’ve ever seen! Sam takes you through the loss of his father from the perspective of his 15-year-old, capri-sun chugging, firework-exploding, husky self.

A one-woman show that encompasses multiple colorful characters, powerful multi-media, and dynamic movement. . Amber Susa shares her raw and honest journey of the battle between Ego and Soul.

The Nerdy kid turns athlete with a successful career until alcoholism and the murder of his love change the trajectory of this single dad's life. Take a sobering journey through "Z-NUGGETS" of wisdom and this Lacrosse Coach's inspiring story of perseverance will have you *rooting for the underdog!

“Prince Harry: Live! At Coachella” is an original one-person musical inspired by moments from Prince Harry’s book “Spare.” Featuring a brand-new, original pop score by Chris Chianesi (Instagram @SeriouslyChris).

Something Like... Musical is the only comedy show in Los Angeles where Kelsey Harper learns the music to a famous musical, doesn't look up the plot, then performs what SHE believes happens with finger puppets.

America's favorite orphan is back, and just like you, she's, unfortunately, a grownup. Get a peek into Annie’s Cool 2023 Celebrity Lifestyle, and join her as she eulogizes her dad, searches for a new best friend, and saves the world from being run by Billionaires!

Hello! For my third and final show, I’m having a dance party! That’s right. I’m taping off all the seats. For my first two shows, I moved for you. Now, it’s time for you to move for me! Music from Kool and The Gang, Queen, AC/DC, Donna Summer, KISS, Prince, Lana Del Rey, ABBA, and many more! FREE!

I'm Just Not That Girl is a dark comedic solo show that kicks off with a major break-up that results in a move across the country, followed by a traumatic event that sends this thirty something millennial over the edge.

“How To Be A Man” is a solo character/clown fever dream about one man’s pursuit of perfectly performed masculinity. It’s personal, it’s relevant, and a joyfully deranged expression of Aivaliotis’ deep curiosity about the patriarchy and its discontents. Above all, it is stupid, silly and fun.

‘don’t feed the bear’ is a raw opportunity to follow one character’s journey to find connection: connection with life, art, and ultimately the people in front of them.

Dorothy Parker reminisces about her life as she sorts through her various writings. Now 50 years of age and needing to select pieces for Viking Press, she recalls for a young editor what really transpired in her years as a celebrated wit.