Inspired by true events, I Gelosi tells the story of Italy's first great traveling theater troupe.   In the late 16th Century The Gelosi Company takes the provinces by storm, thanks to the beauty, wit and charm of Isabella Andreini, one of the first women ever to play on the stage. Invited to perform at the Court of King Henri III of France, the Gelosi become the toast of Europe - until they risk the wrath of the Pope with a virulent theatrical satire.

BornagainPOP is the TV show and live theater show is filled with comedy pieces, music videos, skits, commercials, public awareness announcements, social commentary and experimental animations that promote awareness on social, historical and political issues. Ironic monologues are presented through out the show that touches on subjects of POP culture and Social Injustices.

If you’re a bit iffy when it comes to art because, well- sometimes it can be boring and tedious but you’re into Rolling Stone and stuff like that, the people from the Bandini Art Gallery bring you “Blood & Glitter”, an exhibit that will giveyou’re your much needed dose of culture while still rocking hard.  Inspired by rock, punk, psychedelia, sexuality and fashion, the this exhibit includes the work of Carrie Jenkins, James Gobel, Michael Schulman, Eddie Ruscha and Alejandro Gehry.

An original production by Los Angeles theater collective, ARTEL, which captures the soul of Russian satirist Mikhail Bulgakov (best known in the for his novel The Master and Margarita) and the essence of his time (Russia, 1917 - 1940). Though he was repeatedly censored, persecuted and eventually silenced by the Stalinist regime, Bulgakov continued to write until his final days.