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Thirteen year old Charlie is trying to recruit friends to stay with him in his dad's doomsday bunker to save them from dying in the upcoming 2012 apocalypse. One by one, Charlie's peers realize the end of the world might just be easier than the terrifying reality of growing up.

The Altruists by Nicky Silver is a biting dark comedy that follows a group of young radicals in New York City who are as dedicated to their many causes as they are dysfunctional. When self-obsessed soap opera star Sydney commits a crime of passion, the group's morality is put to the ultimate test.

DSG reimagines Charlie Brown & his friends as degenerate teenagers. Featuring an updated script from writer Bert V. Royal, this production aims to bring modern language and themes to the 2004 play. Starring Marcus Wells, Anthony Turpel (Love, Victor), Colin McCalla, & Natalie Bourgeois.

Mikvah Girls tells the story of two orthodox Jewish women in New Jersey who are supposed to be performing a monthly cleansing ritual at a mikvah. Instead, Aviva and Chava are actually holding meetings of their two-person Bruce Springsteen fan club.

Small-town neighbors gather to tell their best, fantastical love stories. In these tales an angel falls in love, a woman searches a desert party full of monsters for her ghost boyfriend, an 80s slasher flick final girl makes the ultimate sacrifice, and small town lovers race to escape a falling sky.

In this musical comedy, two adult siblings push the responsibility of caring for their aging mother onto each other-- before realizing that she has plans of her own.

What does it mean to grow up as the black sheep? “Black Bastard” weaves memoir, character transformation, and socio-cultural commentary in a jambalaya invoking '90s nostalgia. Southern. Creole. Queer. It's a fusion of storytelling exploring identity, expression, and our collective search for home.

In an epic one-hour comedy-variety show, Los Angeles Drag Duo Annie and Lorelei come face-to-face with oil giants from ExxonMobil who threaten to build a fracking drill over their home drag bar.

Theodore Emory Jones is a pompous English Actor who arrives in Hollywood with a burning desire of starring in the Dynasty reboot. Armed with enough tea and biscuit to sink the Queen Mary, a 10x8 signed picture of Heather Locklear, and a Van Nuys based Theatrical Agent; nothing can impede his plan!

An acro-infused variety romance story. Part CYOA, part DnD campaign. Audience volunteers simply give relationship advice and a duo of jack-of-all-trades performers perform tightly choreographed dances, improv scenes, and a full book of songs that combine in up to 17,820 unique stories, and counting.

In his 50-minute solo comedy, Tarek Ziad uses the idea of The Genius Grant—a shining $800,000 symbol of validation and success for creatives—as a gateway into discussions of achievement, failure, self obsession, passion, and how they all fit under one scary umbrella: financial security in the arts!

Do you know what it's like to fight to live despite the pull to die? Shayda will open up their past to bring you back in time to experience some life-altering moments. CONTENT & TRIGGER WARNINGS - Suicide/Suicidal Thoughts, Drug Use/Addiction, Child Loss, Mental Illness, Gender Dysphoria.

Bob and Helen, a user-friendly midwestern couple, welcome you into their natural disaster preparedness seminar as their marriage unravels. **This performance includes inoperable prop guns.**

We're hosting a special assembly to welcome an alumnus to share his children's book: THE GOOD LITTLE LISTENER. Since becoming an uncle, he has re-examined the books he read as a child and realized that he may have been taught some bad lessons. In this solo comedy, see if you learned them too!

In this hilarious and provocative solo show, Butch, the sardonic girlfriend of a semi-popular lesbian tiktoker, begins sneaking out at night in an attempt to reclaim her individuality. A distinctive black comedy, Modern Butchood is sure to make you laugh, cry and consider the lies we tell ourselves