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Dive deep into the consciousness of a black girl’s pursuit to find air amidst the drowning waves of colorism in New Orleans. Shaina takes the audience through the allure culture of Mardi Gras, Bounce music and second line parades to shine light on the city’s dark history of internalized racism

Award winning performer Chelsea Evans has just finished her Australian tour and is now bringing you her outrageous yogi alter-ego character Chakanunda! SHOWGA is a hilarious look at the commercialization of Western yoga. ★★★★★ Theatre People

A woman's journey through it all

Dark comic exploration of sexuality (and lack thereof) through the lens of a confused girl growing up in religiously conservative Mexico, where her chief romantic outlet is a giant stuffed teddy bear. Vanessa Lua hilariously illustrates that virginity can, in fact, survive marriage.

A movie star playing a grocery store worker comes to a horrible realization.

Love and heartbreak, it's been a long two years. Drank too much wine, cried too many tears. If these are my twenties, I'll quit while I'm ahead. Who needs to go outside? You can't let down your bed. I crave inspiration, and when I find it I'll binge. Lost in the wilderness, a baby on the fringe.

A one-time performance of a whodunnit the actors have never read. When they mess up a line, they take a drink. Actors will be chosen from audience volunteers, and everyone (who wants) will get a chance to perform. More than a show, this is a communal celebration of movie magick.

"Is Krishna There?" is a love letter to my Indian haritage. When I first discovered Begum Akhtar, I was surprised that her legacy was almost invisible after her death as compared to her life. Consider this exploration, "Truman Show" meets "Never Have I Ever".

Our show stars an eclectic international puppet cast of musicians, magicians, inventors and all-around very sweet puppets. It also features musics from around the world and leaves the audience with an inspiring but subtle message.

Mrs. Representation explores the stereotypes we see on TV of women: the housewife, the cheerleader, the Asian side character, and the bold lesbian thrown in for laughs and shock value. What if they all met up for therapy sessions? Follow these girls as they fight to create their own narratives.