
Plays
Find Me in the Mirror
Augie and Nicole meet at the rock. They climb, they love, they falter. August and Cole meet at the rock. They climb, they become, they remember. Told in unfolding nonlinear vignettes, Find Me in the Mirror charts the twenty-year relationship of August and Cole – college sweethearts on parallel paths of trans identity. Bending time and gender, this intimately tender two-hander reflects the light and shadows that construct our relationship to ourselves and those we love. Who were we once, who are we now, and who can we be to each other?
Huelga
Living and working on a lemon-picking labor camp in Southern California during the 1920s and 1930s, two Mexican baseball prodigies fight to be seen by pro scouts, their plantation bosses, and each other. Through the lens of one of the United States' earliest labor movements, HUELGA is a queer love story about two friends who dare to dream of more.
Transitional Love Stories
Alejandra and Daniel seem ostensibly happy in their heterosexual, monogamous marriage — but doubts about the lives not led threaten to erode the status quo. Could different career, personal, and romantic choices have led to a better outcome? Transitional Love Stories is an immersive play that invites audiences to follow different versions of each character and to examine the role that choice plays in all of our lives.
En Las Sombras
En Las Sombras is the mythical tale of Xenia and Luz, two children travelling with their mother to God's Gate, beyond which is the promise of safety and a life free from hunger and suffering. When Xenia and Luz are separated from their mother, it becomes clear that the gods may not be quite so ready to share the riches that lie beyond. This myth asks us to consider why we've allowed our gods to become so powerful and what we can do to stop them.
A Driving Beat
2,000 miles, a cross-country car ride
adopted son and mother travel side by side
white woman, brown boy in the same space
9 states to the hospital, the teen’s birthplace
4 days, if all goes according to plan
5 nights, of doing all that they can
to find his birth mom, identity, or home
but by the end of their journey
will any answers be known?
Inevitable
What would you do if you could stop time? In Evelyn’s desperate attempt to make sense of her life she grasps at the impossible: halting the inevitable ticking clock. But the cost of this seeming impossibility may be destroying the family she has worked a lifetime to create. Fantasy and memory collide in this family drama that examines questions central to the human experience. What does it mean to die? And when you do, what is the legacy that you want to leave behind?






