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THERE'LL BE SOME CHANGES MADE TODAY
cabaret & variety · westside original works · Ages 0+ · family friendly · flashing lights · world premiere · United States of America
Women’s Past, Present and Future
Now Showing: History's Better Half.
The twist: she's writing the ending!
#CHANGES
A comical, musical, heartful and hopeful journey.
Women’s Past, Present and Future
Now Showing: History's Better Half.
The twist: she's writing the ending!
#CHANGES
A comical, musical, heartful and hopeful journey.
CASPAR THOMAS: MORE MAGIC & MENTALISM
cabaret & variety · caspar thomas · Ages 12+ · one person show · United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
British magician Caspar Thomas brings his stunning, skilful magic and mentalism to Hollywood. "You won't see other magicians do this stuff... they can't! Caspar's skill is of a standard rarely seen anywhere" (Jerry Sadowitz). "He had them eating, almost literally, out of his hand" (FringeReview).
British magician Caspar Thomas brings his stunning, skilful magic and mentalism to Hollywood. "You won't see other magicians do this stuff... they can't! Caspar's skill is of a standard rarely seen anywhere" (Jerry Sadowitz). "He had them eating, almost literally, out of his hand" (FringeReview).
BABY BOY
One More Chance · adrian eli · Ages 18+ · world premiere · one person show · United States of America
From the youngest of five in an old school Texican family to a stunted adulthood hiding his true identity, Adrian is finally dragged out of the closet (kicking and screaming) at 30. “Hilarious, touching, entertaining and a little wild.” -nohoartsdistrict.com
Directed by Jenni Melear.
From the youngest of five in an old school Texican family to a stunted adulthood hiding his true identity, Adrian is finally dragged out of the closet (kicking and screaming) at 30. “Hilarious, touching, entertaining and a little wild.” -nohoartsdistrict.com
Directed by Jenni Melear.
MET AGAIN
One More Chance · theatre unleashed · world premiere · United States of America
A moving new play by Jacob Smith, "Met Again" takes a look at the entirety of a unique but familiar relationship, from beginning to end, and how those big and small moments, connections, talks, fights, celebrations and experiences all come to mean something more.
A moving new play by Jacob Smith, "Met Again" takes a look at the entirety of a unique but familiar relationship, from beginning to end, and how those big and small moments, connections, talks, fights, celebrations and experiences all come to mean something more.
INGERSOLL SPEAKS - AGAIN!
solo performance · lean dog mean dog productions · Ages 10+ · family friendly · one person show · United States of America
INGERSOLL SPEAKS - AGAIN!
ROBERT INGERSOLL (1833-1899) THE GREATEST AMERICAN YOU’VE NEVER HEARD OF! FATHER OF AMERICA'S GOLDEN AGE OF FREETHOUGHT, HE WAS ALSO THE GREATEST FOE RELIGION EVER FACED IN THIS NATION. EARNING HIM THE NICKNAME - "THE GREAT SATAN."
INGERSOLL SPEAKS - AGAIN!
ROBERT INGERSOLL (1833-1899) THE GREATEST AMERICAN YOU’VE NEVER HEARD OF! FATHER OF AMERICA'S GOLDEN AGE OF FREETHOUGHT, HE WAS ALSO THE GREATEST FOE RELIGION EVER FACED IN THIS NATION. EARNING HIM THE NICKNAME - "THE GREAT SATAN."
PAIN IN MY ASPERGER'S
solo performance · ebenstein productions · Ages 16+ · family friendly · one person show · United States of America
Actor/musician, Jeremy Ebenstein, through story and song, takes audiences through his humorous, inspiring, yet often heartbreaking story of living a life with Asperger's Syndrome.
Actor/musician, Jeremy Ebenstein, through story and song, takes audiences through his humorous, inspiring, yet often heartbreaking story of living a life with Asperger's Syndrome.
PARIS SYNDROME
ensemble theatre · self-produced · Ages 14+ · world premiere · United States of America
Freshly divorced, a young-ish man decides the only way he can climb out the depressive hole he's fallen into is to blame Paris and sets off on an journey of self-rediscovery. Well, sort of. Basically, he just wants to find the lock he and his ex-wife once hung on a Parisian bridge and cut it off.
Freshly divorced, a young-ish man decides the only way he can climb out the depressive hole he's fallen into is to blame Paris and sets off on an journey of self-rediscovery. Well, sort of. Basically, he just wants to find the lock he and his ex-wife once hung on a Parisian bridge and cut it off.
