Projects At Actors Company

Staying relevant is a full-time job in the year of our lord 2019, and the last thing you want to be is #Cancelled. A washed up child star. An up-and-coming music producer. An “influencer-by-accident”. What do they have in common? An internet scandal big enough to break them.

It is based on a Korean traditional folktale of ghost like character who comes from the underworld only on New Year's Eve to take a pair of shoes that fits him. The tale says the owner of the stolen shoe will become unfortunate, sick or even dead. Thus, it became a custom for Koreans to hide their s

Imagine you only had minutes to decide what to take before your house burns down. What would you grab? Michael David Ker took his family photos, his surfboard, and sense of humor…The fire was just the grand finale of a year full of loss. A deeply personal show is full of humor, heartbreak, and hope.

The fate of Femineity hangs in the balance as the last surviving Goddesses: Athena, Yemaya, Nike, Erzulie, and Rati, come together to win the war waged against them by the Gods.

CATHARSIS is a solo show created to process one’s personal journey towards self-recognition amidst the (de)stabilizing effects of adoption. Megh invites audiences to occupy her [head]space as she uses poetry, movement, and sound to remember her histories and explore her futures.

Danny and the Deep Blue Sea, written by John Patrick Shanley is about two lost and broken people finding each other amongst the chaos of their lives.

"Dear Mom, Sorry For Being A B!tch” is a one-woman comedy show (with guests) written by and starring Christine Covode. Starting in elementary school and ending at college graduation, this whacky tale remembers our b!tchiest teenager moments and retells them in hopes of gaining forgiveness.

Join us for a Fringe discounted acting workshop with resident acting coach and co-owner of the Actors Company, Joe Salazar! Bring in a scene, monologue or audition sides to work on, or pick up material to cold read when you arrive. All proceeds go to Children's Hospital LA.

An unarmed black man rises from the dead to wreak havoc on America. Edward: Black Psycho is a one act solo play that explores why the marginalized riot. Suppression and Oppression lead to pain; and that pain leads to revenge.

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!