Relationships

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?

Our award-winning show in it's new iteration. A cast who has created and written a show of life, love and gratitude. This is our 10th version of the YOU Project and all have won encore awards. Don't miss either version of this intimate lovely piece of theatre.

Dark Sexy Dramedy: In these #MeToo times, people are speaking out about sexual abuse, but some people happily/consciously use sex to get ahead. Would you sleep with someone to get a job? Would you let your partner sleep with someone if it would boost your careers? Monogamy or $1M for one night?

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.

How do you connect with your sister when she's dead? By ass-kicking your way through Dungeons & Dragons, of course! That's the only way for Agnes to get to know her younger sister, Tilly. Qui Nguyen’s play is re-imagined with soundscapes, shadows, and swords. And lots of sexy monsters.

"Five" is a world-premiere musical which explores the five stages of grief through the lens of five different characters, each of whom are grappling with loss. Poignant and hopeful, it examines our human response to being confronted with our mortality and the loss of those whom we love the most.

A magical realist dramedy about two frustrated actors who accidentally kidnap their favorite movie star... or is it really her? What is identity in a world where myths are stronger than we dare think? "The siren call is driving me to my end, like a ship to wreck on rocks".

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

Bea and Valerie are BFFs who are total opposites. Valerie is bold and sex positive while Bea is awkward and neurotic. Their world gets turned upside-down when they meet a handsome, well-endowed stranger. Can these Asian women save their friendship while wrestling with questions of identity and race?

Growing up and living in an artistic family is tough; surviving a plane crash is tougher. But which one is more hysterically funny? Take the journey of a lifetime with the ultimate survival guide for art and aisle seats.

What happens when you find yourself trapped- alone, in a room with the last person you ever wanted to see again?

August and Bobbie have been broken up for weeks. Bobbie comes back to the apartment she left to pick up the last of her things. Like a manic, time-jumping fever dream- they recreate all of their highs and lows of their relationship. Only, they have differing memories and perceptions of the events.

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'.

Desperate to be heard, Katherine pulls from her stores of memories and pain to vocalize a new identity, both for herself and her family - to finally use her powerful, poetic voice to pave a better way.

When a woman addiction to buying hair products threatens her friendships, she must attend group therapy sessions with other hair addicts and confront their hidden truths.