Diversity

HYPOMANIC is a one act, one woman solo show, exploring one woman’s attempt to manage life and love as a mixed race millennial during a hypomanic episode.

The chronicle of Lukas, a trans-male geek passionate about all things fictional; and Quinn, his bipolar polyamorous pansexual bestie. A dark-sidedly comedic missive and adoration for all things nerdy, where in the end: “She drowned in moonlight. Strangled by her own bra”.

Shay Solomon is many things - but she’s not a pawn in the bank’s efforts to buy up foreclosed real estate. can i touch it? examines Black hair politics, racial inequities faced by Black-owned businesses and the place women of color have to recede into when they get asked stupid ass questions

A composite or collage of interrelated scenes, the play follows the lives of a group of “grunts” as they move from basic training, on to combat in Vietnam, and finally to the shattering realization that their lives will be forever affected by the horrors that they have witnessed—and been a part of.

"Is Krishna There?" is a love letter to my Indian haritage. When I first discovered Begum Akhtar, I was surprised that her legacy was almost invisible after her death as compared to her life. Consider this exploration, "Truman Show" meets "Never Have I Ever".

Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet set at Coachella

Boy? Girl? Man? Woman? Human?? Who the heck am I and what am I gonna wear to the dance? Join Nancy Beverly as she figures things out – with the help of Shirley MacLaine!

My solo play is about those seeds that grew into me, and those that I obsess on sowing out into the world. I love my life; no one should have bombs, hunger, or hate keeping them from loving theirs. How did girl from a conservative family grow into an activist and a teacher in Watts and Compton?