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This informal session is your chance to ask questions about the program, the application process, and eligibility. A representative from HFF staff and the selection committee will lead the casual Q&A to cover the program’s creative and practical aspects.

The vulnerable lamentations of a well-meaning young queer man through experiential empathy with strangers, asking the question of what to do when you’re disillusioned by your dreams not being all they seemed.

After their therapist suggests spending an evening together without distractions, a queer couple lock themselves in their bedroom for a night without phones or electronics and attempt to reignite the spark their relationship has lost.

THE FIRST BATTLE AGAINST THE MACHINES!!! Did you know... before AI, there was the power loom? Rural England. 1812. Young soldiers come home to find themselves replaced by technology. With nowhere left to turn -- their small town becomes the battleground for the future of humanity.

Lily is a queer, polyamorous, professional comedian . . . and a menace. Matt is her self-proclaimed himbo boyfriend. Together they share risqué and ridiculous stories about dungeon etiquette, disappointing their moms, and losing a sister in a game of Cranium Cadoo.

LA-based playwright Stacie Burrows thought she grew up rich in Texas in the 80s, only to find out it was all a facade. Learn how she got poor quick in this humorous-serious solo show about debt featuring an original soundtrack.

For a year, Saph has been interviewing her father through his terminal cancer diagnosis. They've explored Trinidad, jobs, stories of falling in/out of love and making mistakes. The final topic is death, however Saph also has something she needs to say: She's trans. Who will get the final word?

Step into the electric atmosphere of a 1940s live radio broadcast from the heart of Los Angeles. LA Noir Radio features two rival serials on New Year's Eve that have received news that one show will be axed at the end of the night. From the writers' room to the broadcast booth, the knives are out!

A play exploring the horror of state violence. It follows a journalist covering an anti-war march. Inspired by the 1970 Chicano Moratorium Against the Vietnam War. Incorporates poetry in English and Spanish; Brechtian and Beckettian techniques; and references to psychedelic rock and horror cinema.

If you loved Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, this is your show. A dreamscape of poetry, movement & story—one woman’s mythic journey across the threshold of motherhood, grappling with the past and begging the question: how does one become a parent when one hasn’t been parented?​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​