Identity

Brainwashed is an absurd clown show about growing up in dictatorship. Through a series of absurd clown bits, Alina engages the audience in the process of brainwashing while sharing her experience of living in Belarus under a brutal regime.

Christopher invites you to meet the elusive Ecuadorian Paul Bunyan of his childhood: his dad. The 79 year old legend, having never performed before, will be present (yes, really) to help Christopher explore their once estranged relationship via boxes & broken Spanglish in this comedic solo-ish show.

Finding and Liberating My Own Authenticity While Breaking Down The Barriers of Homophobia and The Cycle of Generational Trauma All While Loving Persian Songs, Madonna And Taylor Swift!

Glamorous, queer, astrological, cabaret. Embark on a journey through Emma Irene's natal chart one drag character at a time. No astrology knowledge needed --- but self love is a must. Directed and co-devised by Natasha Mercado (Tree), music directed by Martha Eies.

To cure the sordid state of media and solve our collective existential crisis, Serena Anis, an unhinged, biracial millennial, reverse colonizes a 342-foot Hollywood stage, addressing a lifetime of misperceptions through comedy, pop culture, and a fresh perspective straight out the Anis!

I Hope You Heal is a solo show following an Indian-American woman’s experience dating someone of her own ethnicity for the first time. Modern meet cute. Red flags. Lessons learned. Come experience the five stages of dating a bonafide fuckboy.

Everything is fine. Meet Baby - happy to be a wife, mom, and citizen to a new land. Yet, as she awaits her husband's return from interstellar diplomacy, probing questions into his mission unearths long-hidden truths shaking up the new and foreign realities she now faces. But, everything is fine...

A world premiere hip-hop musical comedy about gender identity and queerness, family...and vampires

The Fairy Who Cried Gems is an often fantastical, sometimes verbatim, and always honest solo show by Lily Abha Cratsley. In this exploration of Indian-American girlhood, audiences are transported through a collection of folktales to discover how Desi joy can be built out of legacies of trauma.