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Light is an intimate, one-woman play that delves into the profound bond between a father and daughter, weaving together love, memory, and connection across time. Written, directed, and performed by Xue "Snow" Zheng, the story takes audiences on an emotional journey through decades of shared moments.

A hopeful story set in the 1970s: after a racial slur is burned into her lawn targeting her teenage daughter, a Japanese American mother confronts memories of Japanese incarceration and finds strength in love and community. A portion of ticket sales supports orgs fighting for immigrant justice.

Ho-Jung is a freshman at a college of her overbearing mother's choosing. To rebel, she joins the rowing team on a whim and discovers a joy for the sport. However, this joy is short-lived, as being the only person of color in a very white sport proves to be a painful endeavor. Will she stay afloat?

Because some stories are not told with words alone. SPLIT: Between Two Nervous Systems is a deeply moving solo dance-theatre experience about migration, identity, womanhood, and the hidden impact of complex trauma. If you’ve ever reinvented yourself, this show will stay with you.

In this melodramatic and heart-warming one-act play that Meg wrote for herself to star in, she irreverently pays homage to the American TV and movie tropes that shaped her world view. Will there be big, explosive emotions? Absolutely. Will she take things too far? You betcha!

An examination of racism, sexism, and classism in vertical microdramas. When the sensibilities of a Chinese production crew clash with their American actors, a dayplayer's innocent conversation about acting with the male lead threatens to derail the entire production.

A lonely magician and a fragile witch fall in love against fate—an immersive experience where your choices decide if love heals or destroys. A blend of spoken dialogue and physical performance, featuring a creator whose work has reached over 1 billion views and a Cirque du Soleil artist.

What happens when you become a world-class performer before you’re even old enough to understand what art is? This solo show follows the journey from military-style circus training in China to touring with Cirque Du Soleil at nine years old, tracing the path from obedience to artistry.

While watching the hit show Shogun, Alex found himself asking a simple question: Who is this for? Dusting off his Japanese, he sets out to reconcile a lost heritage, the tangled ties of cultural multiplicity, and an emerging artistic self in the only way he knows how: by pretending to be a samurai.

Released from debtors' prison, Marzini owes you 4 shillings! He wagers a show so spectacular, you’ll forgive his debts and spare his life. Former child prodigy and necromancer, Marzini's a washed-up magician who's terrible at 3 Card Monty. He'll do anything, but please don't make him call the dead!

Kara has it all: The column. The blonde. The boyfriend. The answers. Russ has… a bone to pick: Why is dating advice always written for somebody else? A show about being brown, queer, chronically ill, and lonely. DM @dafuq.show for discounts and cross promotion! Learn more at bit.ly/fuqme ;)

Elisha left Singapore for Silicon Valley to save her startup. Instead, she got an identity she didn’t ask for, a spectacular “pivot,” and a front-row seat to her American Dream going up in flames. Now she’s taking it all back—becoming its final comedic boss: the Alpha Asian.