Women

A storybook comedy about following your dreams. Literally. Midlife magic in LA, where one woman’s quest for joy turns into a semi-unbelievable adventure. What could happen if you tried life on the soul line instead of the goal line?

As a modern adaptation of the Greek Tragedy Medea, this immersive experience is meant to push the boundaries of comfort as the audience experiences this gripping story of a mother abandoned, a wife rejected, and the lengths a woman scorned will go to for justice.

Feminist, funny, and dark as f*ck. A time smashing thriller that's hot on the trail of the ultimate cold case. When a present day forensic criminologist finds himself at the scene of Jack the Ripper's first murder, he grabs the chance to catch the original serial killer.

FOXY LADIES LOVE BOOGIE 70’S EXPLOSION! is a rock musical revue celebrating the women who defined “The Me Decade.” Keep on truckin' with the high-octane music that fueled the movies, television, celebrities, fashions and politics that defined this incredible period of sexual revolution.

A show meant to celebrate the golden age of ventriloquism goes awry to expose the lesser-known history of women in the art, done so by the unlikeliest of characters. This comedic and unique show is at The Three Clubs, so you can, at the least, enjoy a cocktail while maybe learning something.

A young woman is grappling with a major loss. Seeking solace and a path forward, she immerses herself in her beloved dance space. Unbeknownst to her, she is not alone.

Why are some people “expats” while others are “immigrants”? An LA lawyer finds herself in vibrant Hong Kong, while a Hong Kong lawyer faces the reality of a new life in LA. In a single act, this new play challenges you to reconsider your perceptions of what it means to be an immigrant.

Anna Akhmatova, a Russian poet, lived from the fall of the Tsars to the rise of Stalin. We follow her path of grief and perseverance as she fights for the little light she has left in her life and marks what is going on around her. In a nation of the voiceless, she gave her people a voice.