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Laila is your Lebanese guide on this culinary journey with real food! The daughter of immigrants, Laila celebrates being Arab and American, but what happens when she faces the ultimate question of her quarter-life crisis: how does location affect identity? Step into her kitchen to find out.

Young Salvador Dali meets Elena Diakonova in Paris during the Roaring Twenties- he renames her Gala and everything gets Surreal!!

People’s Playback is an interactive ensemble theatre company that uses music, movement and dialogue to bring stories from the audience to life; creating space for transformation, connection and empathy through a diverse chorus of human experiences.

Caminos: A Mother's Journey " by Teatro Liberado. Caminos: A Mother's Journey tells the story of immigrant, Latina mothers who traveled to the United States through a series of moments . These moments and monologues are derived from interviews. Teatro Liberado company members interviewed their

In this adaptation of the H.P. Lovecraft short story “The Quest of Iranon”, a golden-haired bard is on a journey to find his lost homeland of Aira. Along the way, he encounters Romnod, a youth who longs for art and music, who joins Iranon on his mission. As they get closer to their destination, thou

An American bridesmaid clashes with her Nigerian relatives at a family wedding. But her life changes forever when she traces her troubled past to an ancient, African mermaid curse.

Bea and Valerie are BFFs who are total opposites. Valerie is bold and sex positive while Bea is awkward and neurotic. Their world gets turned upside-down when they meet a handsome, well-endowed stranger. Can these Asian women save their friendship while wrestling with questions of identity and race?

A black woman and a white woman switch places because they think the other one has it better.

LET’S BE HONEST is a one-woman show by Nikita T. Hamilton, TV writer and comedian, set in a world where everyone no longer has the ability to hide behind pretense for reasons unknown. Nikita and various women end up revealing truths that we as a society would rather not talk about.