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Five short comedies exploring the middle age white male struggle to fit in during these confusing times. FANDOM - navigating politics, POLITE RACISM - analyzing ethnicity, SUICIDE PACT - tolerating millennials, BRITTLE TROMBONE - contemplating economics, FANTASY FOOTBALL - grasping identity

LOST VOICES - Three Women, Aarthi. Helena. Simone. Today their stories may determine the fate of 7.6 Billion people and they don't even know it. DEATH UNIT - Texas Prison. Two Men. A dead body. Elevator not working. Doors locked. Lights flicker off and on. What else could go wrong?

HAPPY HOUR is an immersive sketch comedy in 60 minutes or less from writer/director Nina Childs. A wild sketch show that takes the audience on a roller coaster ride of hilarious ensemble sketches!

In this participatory workshop with internationally acclaimed physical theatre artists Jordan Rosin and Yokko, students will use principles from diverse theatrical traditions like Butoh Dance to cultivate the awareness, creativity and articulation necessary to move, devise, & dance with resonance.

You know the type. They seem to have it all: cash, charm, and connections. We let them play by different rules. But when a boy is found dead and two more stand to hang, justice is put under the microscope and we have to ask: how did we get here, where are we going, and do we even have a choice?

Can we ever stop paying for the past? Can the person we want to be ever escape the person we are now and were then? What price must be paid for not only our own crimes, but those of people close to us? Sins is a frank look at what we all deal with when we cannot overcome our own failings.

After five years of marital bliss, you'd think there would be no secrets left between Kevin and Stephanie Connolly. But when a super villain's zombie invasion interrupts their anniversary date, a hero's unexpected unmasking carries with it massive consequences.

The Circle Table explores several vignettes threading characters and relationships via FaceTime/phone calls and asks: How does digital communication hamper or enhance analog components of life like love, family, depression, self-exploration and fulfillment?

A college recruiter finds himself and four high schoolers held at gunpoint by another disgruntled kid.

Two roommates in a mental institution complain to their doctor about an imaginary man.

By piecing together some of the Bard’s most famous text, the actors create their own unique Fractured Shakespeare monologues. Join us as we combine the words of Beatrice, King Lear, Lady Macbeth, Henry V, Katherina “The Shrew” and more, to explore issues of gender, power, identity, and love.

“In the midst of winter, I found there was, within me, an invincible summer." A DEVISED, COLLABORATIVE JOURNEY INTO THOSE PERFECT LIFE MOMENTS. Surrender anew to sweet shade on bone hot days, barefoot in the dew & daffodils, celestial nights on shimmer. Remember when Summer lasted all Summer long?

Sex blogger star turned novelist Ethan crashes the snowy B&B of the gifted but obscure novelist Olivia. Each crave what the other possesses. As attraction turns to sex, they inch closer to getting what they want but at what cost to their complicated relationship when the past is only a click away.

After a critically acclaimed run in London, “Why did the Chicken Cross the Road?” comes to LA as part of the Hollywood Fringe Festival. Turning the familiar joke into a comedic quest, the play follows the words in that joke as they try to figure out their meaning and reach the 'real world'.

from the team behind the 2017 Hollywood Fringe International Award Winner & Pick of the Fringe, LADIES IN WAITING: THE JUDGEMENT OF HENRY VIII, comes their next project... Inspired by Louisa May Alcott's classic: Part biography, part adaptation, but definitely NOT your Marmee's Little Women!