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From the creator of All About Walken: The Impersonators of Christopher Walken, comes All About Jack: The Impersonators of Jack Nicholson, a comedy tribute to one of Hollywood's greatest stars, Jack Nicholson. Nine male and female impersonators take the stage to salute Jack's life and career in a series of sketches, improv, multimedia and movie moments. Learn more...

Theatre 68 presents a festival of all 13 plays by Oscar-winning writer John Patrick Shanley (Moonstruck, Doubt) from his collection, 13 by Shanley. The festival includes seven full-length and six one-act works, celebrity directors like Joe Mantegna, and actors such as Sally Struthers, Robert Costanzo and Danny Nucci. Learn more...

Returning to Hollywood after sold-out runs since the fall of 2006, All About Walken: The Impersonators of Christopher Walken stars nine actors, male and female, of diverse ethnicities and ages, giving their takes on Walken through monologues, scenes, improv, music, dance and more. The show evokes moments from many of the unique actor's films, TV appearances and music videos. Learn more...

Theatre 68 presents Night Stories, a comedy about the suspense radio serials of the 1950s. Set in an era when families would gather together to listen to chilling tales on the radio, the play takes viewers behind the scenes of three broadcasts, with hilarious results. Learn more...

Lovers and Other Strangers is a charming comedy set in 1968 that examines the impact of the women's movement and explores the era's emerging views on marriage, work, family and divorce. The production stars Robert Costanzo (Dog Day Afternoon, Die Hard II, Total Recall and City Slickers). Learn more...

The Last Days Of Judas Iscariot is set in a time-bending, darkly comic world between Heaven and Hell, where agnostic lawyer Fabiana Aziza Cunningham has brought before the court The New Testament's most infamous and unexplained sinner - Judas Iscariot. Fabiana and her opposing prosecutor, Yusef El-Fayoumy, call on a cavalcade of witnesses from Sigmund Freud to Satan in this dark courtroom comedy. Learn more...

A play about the redemptive power of love to transform even the most horrific of circumstances. Third Reich, Germany, in a concentration camp: Max and Horst have been imprisoned due to the government's persecution of homosexuals. Max is near to despair; but Horst shows Max that dignity is about being true to yourself. Learn more...

Search and Destroy is a special show, pooling the talents of two of the city's much-praised and more unconventional companies (Gangbusters Theatre Company and maD Scene Theatre Company), under the guidance of an award-winning director. The show's narrative is very much a piece of our times, and could happen only in America. A lovable loser owes $47,000 in back taxes, but this is not where his mind is focused. Instead he is intent on acquiring the film rights to a novel by a self-help guru. His quest for success is a story we can all appreciate. Learn more...

Theatre 68 stages the world premiere of The Chase Lounge, the world's first one-woman farce. In it, a young woman battles her twin sisters to win their mother's diamonds. The Chase Lounge uses every theatrical trick in the book to create a flat-out hilarious comedy at the expense of one exhausted actress! Learn more...

Actor-playwright Brionne Davis performs A Noble Exile, a one-man show based on the works of Tennessee Williams, at Theatre 68. In it, Davis uses Williams' own characters to tell the story of that quintessential American playwright's life. Learn more...

The 68 Cent Crew Theater Company has transformed its space on Sunset Boulevard into a haven for ghouls, goblins and ghosts. Anyone who dares is invited to enjoy a chilling tour through a "graveyard" and into a haunted house of otherworldly proportions. Those who venture through will be met by the likes of the girl from the movie "The Ring," Jason from "Friday the 13th" and other not-so-restful souls, all brought to life by actors from the theater company. Learn more...

Thrills! Chills! Spooks! Once upon a time before the days of endless channels and TIVO, families gathered around their radios to listen to the latest suspense plays. Each night they were thrilled and chilled as the events unfolded right in their living room. Now the 68 Cent Crew Theatre Company presents the making of an actual 1950's radio serial, as told through the eyes of a teenage listener. Learn more...

Do you see dead people? Do you see them all the time? You didn't stumble into a horror movie. Maybe you've just gone to heaven. In this case, Rock and Roll Heaven, where you know they've got a heckuva band, and they'll all have one big show. Learn more...

68 Cent Crew presents Sam Shepard's Eyes for Consuela, at Theatre 68. It's the story of Henry, a lost soul and a stranger to the wife he left behind in Snowboard Michigan. He wakes from a nightmare in the dreamlike world of remote Mexico, where a peasant tells him he must cut out his eyes for the "bouquet" he must present to the bewitching Consuela. In a duel of irony, metaphor, humor and cruelty, each man examines what has taken him from the woman he loves, and what sacrifice might reunite them. Learn more...

Theatre 68 presents Night Stories, a series of one-acts woven together into a cohesive production that will keep the audience guessing. The end result is a comedy infused with fear, dysfunction and misunderstandings. It's creepy, absurd, clever and sure to keep people on the edge of their seats. Learn more...

Gangbusters Theatre Company presents the first Los Angeles production of Eric Bogosian's Talk Radio in more than nine years. On the eve of his talk radio show going national, host Barry Champlain slowly descends into madness as he becomes overwhelmed by the stupidity and ignorance of his callers. Learn more...

Bill W. and Dr. Bob, the acclaimed play from writers Samuel Shem and Janet Surrey, is a powerful drama detailing the events leading to the creation of Alcoholics Anonymous. Learn more...

Gip Hoppe's political satire A New War is a scathing spoof in the style of Wag the Dog and The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. The story is set in the near future in a cable network newsroom that is desperate to fill its 24/7 coverage of a war "with an unknown enemy in an undisclosed location." In their quest, they interview everyone from the President to a hunter in Caucasian, Texas to B-list Hollywood celebrities. The results are unpredictable, provocative and utterly hilarious. Learn more...

Meet the real Lenny Bruce, the Ultimate Hipster, when Ronnie Marmo takes the stage as the controversial comic in Lenny's Back (and Boy Is He Pissed) at Theatre 68. Learn more...

Based on a true story, The Knights of Mary Phagan outlines, in courtroom drama style, the trial of a Jewish man named Leo Frank for the murder of 13-year-old Mary Phagan in 1913 Atlanta. Nominated for 7 NAACP theater awards in 2002, including Best Play, The Knights of Mary Phagan is a gripping reality check, exposing one of America's darkest moments. Learn more...

Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Sam Shepard's Fool For Love is a heartbreaking story of ill-fated love. Learn more...