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Valley of Light is a legend at the end of the world. The earth has crumbled, and civilization has been reclaimed by flowers and creeping vines. Mars and Fable set out on a future folk journey into the great unknowable world to find their missing mother and save her from the beast.

With hues of New Orleans jazz and classic Hollywood style, Jonathan Sky presents a whimsical showcase of sleight-of-hand magic in which art wondrously comes to life!

This painfully funny and brutally authentic view of youth illuminates a world of sexual shame, moral order, and too much trig homework. Caught between supposed to and want to, adults and children alike are at once unbearably innocent, unbearably corrupt, and completely without answers.

Have you ever been curious about whether Hedda Gabler has a penchant for musical theatre? We are guessing she does.

Benny Lee Harris Lumpkins Jr, a.k.a. Ben-El David, a.k.a Benny Weinberg, or is it Benny Lee Harris Weinberg-Lumpkins, whatever, he is Blewish, a.k.a. Black and Jewish. Oy Vey! Sababa? Why Judaism? These questions are answered and more at the only Oneg at hff16. Special appearance by Diversidad.

Four humans tainted with an egregious sin are forced to work together in a deadly rehabilitation test… but none of them remember what they have done.

Percy Rustomji chronicles his adventures of growing up a fat, gay, Indian boy in straight, hot and White Orange County. Through stand up, story telling, song and dance... Percy depicts the ridiculous events that led him to finally become himself... something he's waited his whole life to be!

The Orange Mango Cabaret features four short plays betwixt with music, comedy, and monologues. Each play is focused on a different aspect of social conditioning that has contributed to the current political predicament.

By Guillermo Calderón Translated by Andrea Thome Directed by Diana Wyenn Starring Anna Safar, Claudia de Vasco & Daniel Jimenez Neva returns to the stage after a critically acclaimed run in 2016. A politically charged, haunting interrogation of theater and the revolutionary impulse.

A family's Thanksgiving dinner is interrupted by a daughter's announcement of her change in political views, thus taking a family through a farcical night of strange events highlighting the humanity in beliefs.