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With humor, historical perspective, and protest scenes, this show delves into one woman's entry into political protest late in life. Raised by her Asian parents to lay low and not make waves, Freesia attends her first protest in 2016. By 2026 she questions the efficacy of political protest.

dog-friendly comedy show in partnership with a local dog rescue. laugh for a good cause!

What happens when the patriarchal monster in your feminist head is really you? You conjure up your dead maiden aunt to guide you through a hymn of movement, sound, stories, ghostly conversations, humor, and aprons — oh so many aprons.

Join Mike on his global travels, from Bosnia to Bali, as he country hops in search of the best jokes in the world. “Captivating storytelling . . . audiences will enjoy travelling with Mike” – Glam Adelaide “Blaha has a skill at finding humor from his experiences." – Australian Arts Review

What draws one person to another? Is a chance encounter between two people from different walks of life doomed to end as soon as they leave each other's sight? Or will the threads of connection follow them to Any Time and Place? Enjoy this 2 person show about love, society, and living in the moment.

Harriet Tubman: Love Slave by Terrell M. Green, is a rap-poetic musical reimagining Harriet’s first marriage, asking what freedom costs when love is on the line. Blending verse, history, and rhythm, it explores intimacy, faith, and the radical courage to choose yourself.

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.

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.

"The tragedy is, it bears repeating. The tragedy is we must be ghosts." Set outside the action of their respective plays, OLOS explores the inner words of Shakespeare's tragic heroines as they confront their grief, anger, sorrow, trauma, and love. Written and directed by Romeo Samwise Maybrier.

'Prospective' Ben, CEO of disIncorporated, delivers a persuasive PowerPoint presentation concerning his latest product offering: Mail-Order Seed Potato Death Clock. As an experimental economic maneuver, disInc. encourages you to pay what you can to attend (cost of parts & labor: $6.66 per customer).