Contemporary

In the near future, adults can log into The Nether, able to live in the fantasy world of their choice. When a young detective discovers a disturbing Victorian-era “Hideaway”, the line between reality and imagination dissolves.

An original and contemporary storytelling by Los Angeles women of South Asian descent. From their honest and emotional hearts, they recall their upbringings, relive their disparate experiences and join together to celebrate Womanhood!

Adam, a young trans masc, is prophesied to die young and be remembered forever. In an attempt to subvert this fate, Adam meets an unnamed shapeshifter and an eclectic cast of characters who just might save him.

Aloe, a disabled, black teenager struggles to overcome his friend's death, and to reverse his attempt at suicide. This thrilling dramedy asks, "What if Hamlet decided not to be?" Could his friends save him in time? How might they have learned a nonfatal way of resolving intergenerational trauma?

Everyone is busy—and everyone can’t seem to see Matthew, until it’s too late. There is something in the walls here—something in the buildings and the yards and the trains. Something in the way they look at each other, something in the way they want. And run. And everyone is running from Matthew.

John and Wendy are at a crossroads in their marriage after moving to the mid west to spark John's writers block. Wendy is an upcoming promoter who works for two weeks in L.A. He has a premonition his wife is having an affair? “OFFICIAL WINNER HOLLYWOOD PRODUCERS' ENCORE AWARD

Every Day She Rose is a two-person play showing the rise and fall of a friendship between Cathy Ann, a straight Black woman and Mark, a gay white male who learn that they don’t see eye to eye on the racial and queer politics.

We celebrate the Pachuca culture through dance and spoken word . A young woman explores her Pachuca roots and discovers the untold stories of the many women on the forefront of the Mexican American experience.

Shay Solomon is many things - but she’s not a pawn in the bank’s efforts to buy up foreclosed real estate. can i touch it? examines Black hair politics, racial inequities faced by Black-owned businesses and the place women of color have to recede into when they get asked stupid ass questions

After 30 years, the Renowned String Quartet loses a founding member. To honor their pact, the remaining members agree to part. Their manager, however, fights to keep them together. Will his impulsive solution break them up for good?

"Is Krishna There?" is a love letter to my Indian haritage. When I first discovered Begum Akhtar, I was surprised that her legacy was almost invisible after her death as compared to her life. Consider this exploration, "Truman Show" meets "Never Have I Ever".

Combining several musical theatre and pop/rock songs, School for Love tells the story of a professor going through a nasty divorce and finding it difficult to teach about love under the circumstances while her students find themselves in an unexpected love triangle.

Leading L.A. poets Nicelle Davis, Bill Ratner, and Hanna Pachman feature in an evening of wild, mind-rushing, poetic vocal mystery live on-stage directed by Anthony Sannazzaro.

Exhausted from moving, Susan and Paul bicker their way into farcical pandemonium when Paul discovers Susan’s best kept secret hidden among newspapers and packing peanuts. The surprise we didn’t expect? It becoming Paul's secret too. Can they piece it back together before the truth comes out?

What happens when two mushroom hunters meet in in the wood? What sounds like a joke turns in to one of the most romantic plays of this year’s Fringe festival. You see everyone needs Shroombody to Love! Warning! (The music in this production is written by real mushrooms)