Black Box

A newly revised work that explores the relationship a young woman has with her mother through the relationship she has with her grandmother. She interconnects the history of their hands through generations with the help of shadow, sound, and paper mache. A love letter through time.

Red-flags assemble! 7 years ago, Olivia (single, American, and eager to change both things) took her dating life to the stage. With countless bad dates and a British ex-fiancé in the rearview, she reflects: Sex! Love! Regrets! Cat sex!? An adult story-time with lessons (mostly) learned. TW:SA

The No Fronts Actors Workshop Solo Performance students will be presenting their culminating solo performance project as a workshop presentation at the Hollywood Fringe Festival

A nonlinear performance piece exploring the body and psyche's response to trauma and memories. Drip uses movement to explore the mind of one girl and the relationships throughout her life while tackling themes related to sex work, assault, family dynamics, and mental health.

LA’s hottest character team, Back Pocket, puts their uniquely themed and energizing shows to the test by presenting three original productions in one month! Each 55 minute showcase spotlights a satirical universe and the bizarre brood of characters you'd to find there.

Meeting #7 is a satirical PowerPoint Presentation in which an orientation leader welcomes the audience as if they are alien immigrants who have just docked on planet earth. This one-woman dance theater show is created and performed by Annie Kahane with projections by Ethan Alesch.

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.

An absurd examination of modern storytelling with real life mother and daughter KT Vogt and Audrey Cirzan. Some profanity.

Lovers for a single steamy summer night when they were teens, Ray and Molly are unexpectedly reunited 20 years later. Their encounter reveals two vastly different paths taken and two lonely souls attempting to reclaim a moment of possibility when they were young and perhaps at their very best.

JP Brown is recording his very first stand-up comedy album entitled, "Philosophy & Pasta", where he waxes poetically about various topics -- his name change, his Caribbean upbringing, "talking white", traveling adventures, loneliness & memes, toxic masculinity, and everything else inside his head.

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.

You never really know your neighbors, but are you sure you want to? Allow ONLY WEIRDOS IN THE BUILDING to introduce you to the quirks, lurks, and jerks of North Hollywood Bohemian Living (NoHoBoHo). An hour of Sketch Comedy sure to remind you, every weirdo is someone's neighbor.

Based on a true story, Al Fine (meaning "to the end" in Italian) is about the final moments of the musicians on the infamous Titanic. In this ten minute play, these five men must put aside their personal beliefs and morals to come together and decide their fate.