Immigrant

Kami Girl is a zany clown show about a mediocre Bulgarian waitress who keeps getting demoted by her dad at Cafe Papa Restaurant. She's too distracted by her real passion: singing. A Borat-meets-I Love Lucy experience, this show is full of dumb and heartfelt comedy.

Anak ni Tapia: Leaving Mother is a solo show that weaves personal and cultural narratives of identity, family, loss, and resilience. Balancing humor with heartbreak, Lani T. Montreal shares what it's like growing up with a celebrity mother with a dark past in a patently patriarchal society.

"All happy families are alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way." What makes a happy family? How does our upbringing shape who we become? This one-person show takes you on a humorous, thought-provoking journey through ‘90s Russia—exploring love, religion, parenthood, and happiness.

Based on a true story, Layers of Love dives deep in exploring the purpose of a soulmate. A young Bulgarian immigrant falls in love with a stage 4 pancreatic cancer patient. Their connection is then put to the test as they face their traumatic pasts in the presence of their love.