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An examination of racism, sexism, and classism in vertical microdramas. When the sensibilities of a Chinese production crew clash with their American actors, a dayplayer's innocent conversation about acting with the male lead threatens to derail the entire production.

Have you or a loved one been affected by an Only Child? Fear No More! In this comedic One man show, Jay Whitmore tells the world what It is like to be an only child, of an only child, of an even ONLIER child.

When given the chance to revisit their forgotten memories with a Magic Computer, photograph by photograph Kel Cripe dives deeper into a hilarious, heartfelt retrospective on gender, identity and how they arrived at the person they are today.

A drag queen’s tour stop spirals off script when she pulls an audience member onstage and exposes his relationship live in front of the crowd, launching an unexpected alleyway showdown about monogamy, identity, and the friendship neither of them saw coming.

May's an idealist. She's fighting for a better world. When the old regime finally falls, May's devotion to the cause is rewarded with a job as a prison photographer. But as the faces of the enemy pass before her unflinching lens, will they shake May's belief in the brave new world she helped create?

The Veil, performed by Raja El Majzoub, is a raw and poetic solo performance that blends spoken word, literature, and human testimony to explore the liminal space between life and death. ✨ It is described as a "chilling descent into memory and identity" and a "warning" rather than just a story!

The journey to motherhood is a magical process -- if magic includes blood, tears, and lots of pretending that magic is all beautiful when it's actually odd and painful. 7 performers each 7 distinctly different short stories, developed with tears and laughter through The Crow's Storyectomy series.

For decades, Frank Sriracha has been dazzling the world with his songs, his humor, and his sparkle. Tonight, he is proud to accept his Lifetime Achievement Award with a gala reception and an open bar. All he has to do is give a five minute acceptance speech.

Ritual Music to Cure a Lover is today’s Iran—youth rising up, love over hate, hope defeats despair. Award-winning international artist Shahin Sayadi reimagines Iranian poetry, shifting between characters while weaving intergenerational perspectives of the transition from tradition to modernity.

What happens when you move to Korea for K-pop and a paycheck? Vickie accidentally became a D-list celeb, ate bugs on TV, puked up Christmas cake, and was saved by the mafia…before learning to save herself. A solo show about chasing fame, identity, and losing yourself in someone else’s K-drama plot.