Relationships

Annie Abbott (Transparent, Castle, Californication, 9 years on LA Law) wrote and performs Giving Up Is Hard To Do, an irreverent, funny take on the audacity and grit needed to be a working character actor and to survive the hurdles of online dating. Joel Zwick (My Big Fat Greek Wedding) directs.

In a script The New York Times says "crackles with bright wit and intelligence," this Broadway-hit play from Pulitzer Prize-winner Donald Margulies is a witty, intelligent look at what what happens when ordinary life is refracted throughout the lens of war.

The lives of four thirty-somethings in Los Angeles intersect in unexpected and disastrous ways, proving that when it comes to affairs of the heart, "every lover is a soldier." *Note: tickets at the door are CASH ONLY and are subject to availability.

Charlotte’s Shorts is the taco truck of comedy. Fast, cheap and delicious. Six of the world’s greatest actors read short works of fiction by Charlotte Dean. Hear from the most loveable, self-centered, clueless and downright awful people you never want to meet (but probably already know).

Cell phones are sanitary. Humans on the other hand are filthy. Sludge monsters. Dead Happy—a madcap, temperamental duet—seeks to overturn the technological and excavate the most human bits of us that remain in tact, exploiting them for your viewing pleasure.

Steph is a recovering depressive. Jamie overachieved himself off the deep end. When they meet in their psychiatrist's office, they can't deny their chemistry, but can they survive it? A pitch black and piercingly insightful comedy about being crazy in love.

Set in the distant future, two Astronauts complete a five year mission and crash land "home". Everything seems normal but the longer they are there the more they begin to realize that the "Monsters" they were told to fear in their childhoods are all too real.

Best friends, parents, co-workers, new loves. We all have them. We all love them. But we all sorta hate them too. Love and hate are two sides of the same coin. In a series of four skits, both come headfirst in comedic displays.

Amy has commitment issues. Her therapist is going through a divorce. Together they find themselves in an unconventional relationship that is bound to get messy. A comedic look into patient/therapist relationships, and how sometimes the person we seek help from can be the one to hurt us the most.

Golden Boy follows the life of a young Italian New Yorker in the late 1930s, who pursues the American dream of fame and fortune. Forced to choose between big money boxing and his dream of becoming a violinist, the young Italian runs the risk of losing everything he holds dear.

It's a comedic parody opera-type thingy about dismemberment, love and loss.

Meow, I am Dick the pussycat. I spent 8 lives hustling for true love and a stable home. I found it with Max and Chloe. Unlimited Netflix, cheese and cuddles. We were all in love. Now they are getting a divorce and they both want custody. Question is, do I want them anymore? Meow...

Meet The Virgin: she’s a 30-year-old Christian feminist—and she’s gonna set her sexual record straight. A hilarious and candid journey through twelve sexual close calls, How to Be A Virgin explores the rules of “the game” for both sexes. Find out who - or what - she is really waiting for.

An evening of two one act plays dealing with the way we inadvertently allow ourselves to create chaos in our romantic relationships.

3 diverse women, 3 solo shows, 1 amazing hour. An intergalactic guardian butterfly, Ivy League grad turned tourist, and a co-dependent, cat-obsessed fitness guru walk into the New Collective...