Two new plays offer radically different takes on the search for redemption when IAMA Theatre Company opens its 10th Anniversary Season with two company member-written world premieres. In the fast-paced, edgy sci-fi comedy Sinner’s Laundry, the residents of Newport Women's Correctional Facility have all mysteriously vanished. Jess and Sam are the only two inmates who remain — and they are locked in Rec Room No. 4 with nothing but some crappy board games and their imaginations. Waiting for Godot meets Orange is the New Black meets The Book of Revelations as they navigate their way towards salvation in this unique, funny and poignant exploration of the power of redemption and the divinity within us all. Meanwhile, engines and heart rates explode on a journey towards redemption in the haunting and provocative Redline. A father’s moment of road rage along a frigid eastern Sierra highway shattered his relationship with his family forever. The impact of this event ripples through the years until his estranged son returns to test the limits of forgiveness. Oct. 20 – Nov. 19: Fridays & Saturdays at 8 p.m., Sundays at 2 p.m. & 7 p.m.; $5-$35; Lounge Theatre, 6201 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90038; Single tickets are $30, or see both plays for $50; For a repertory schedule, call 323-380-8843 or go to  www.iamatheatre.com