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Must Go On: A Rite of Passage is a solo multimedia, storytelling performance exploring coming out. This story of resiliency uses: video projection, poetry, yoga, voguing & puppetry. This piece poetically explores how identity and norms shape mental health, while tenderly addressing themes of loss.

"Earth, Wind & Car Fire" is a dynamic storytelling journey exploring sexuality, race, and breaking free from life’s expectations. Join Janora in this evolving, heartfelt performance—part reflection, part TMI, all fire.

One Body. Many Truths. These voices rose in me—loudest during BLM, but echoing my whole life. Each one, a question. A wound. A hope. Through shifting characters, I ask: how do I move, breathe, survive in this skin? Come witness their joy, their rage, their truths.

SALON NOIR, part lyric play/sketch revue and whole heartfelt farce, chronicles the artist journey of two high-school musical standouts through an exploration of radical Black joy from Chicago to the Hollywood hustle. Think "The Wiz" meets "In Living Color" meets "The Color Purple."

After her father’s sudden death, a young Black woman prepares to shut down the beloved record store he left behind until the teen he mentored in her absence challenges everything she thought she knew.

This Absurdist Comedic Play is about four seniors in High School Ashley, Ethan, Antonio, and Eleni who are all stuck in detention and reveal huge secrets due to their potential deaths.

The Troll is a solo show fusion of stand-up comedy and storytelling that dives into Rochée Jeffrey's (grownish, SMILF) wildly entertaining experience of being trolled online. I mean, who knew that getting roasted by strangers could lead to a journey of self-love?

Through humor, storytelling, and powerful character work, Sidney brings to life the relentless women whose experiences shaped the fabric of her own identity. ‘Ms. Edwards’ is a personal and dynamic one-woman show about Sidney Edwards and the women that taught her how to love.