Everybody Dies in the End is a hilarious Late Night Theatre presentation of hysterical, touching and off-kilter one-acts, two of which making their Southern California debuts, that explores the usual (and unusual) pitfalls of this journey known as life.

• The “I Need Therapy!” Show by Cesar Abella first premiered as part of Theatre Underground at UCLA. A comedic journey into an insecure male psyche, the show follows Oliver, a man approaching 30, as he finds himself on an absurd game show facing past loves, rivals and demons on the road to therapeutic enlightenment…whether he wants it or not.
• The Crucifixion of Moe & Ira by Lynn-Steven Johanson takes place on a sunny morning in Judea in the year 30 AD and follows Moe and Ira as they meet at a crucifixion…their own! As they await their deaths, they discuss their crimes, searching for a way to die laughing.
• Look Through the Keyhole by Joshua Morrison features a young and loveless narrator as he guides patrons through his shameful nightly ritual in all its lurid detail…with a box of tissue, a satin thong and a mysterious collection bubbling beneath the mattress.