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Don't Box Me In is a project that analyses the toxic heteronormativity that seeps in the homosexual community specifically in a black queer woman lens. Through vignettes, I highlight intersectionalities of the queer experience like colorism, vulnerability, and the importance of community.

Life, death, and legacy: a tragically timeless historical feminist French Revolution opera sung in English featuring murderess Charlotte Corday, authors Manon Roland and Olympe de Gouges, painter Élisabeth Vigée Le Brun, political theorist Germaine De Staël, and chemist Marie-Anne Pierrette Paulze.

Sylvie Wang presents Sylvie Wang is a culmination of one woman's century-spanning comedy career. The year is 2100, and Sylvie is the most famous comedian in the world. She's on her Farewell Tour so her many adoring fans can see her most popular bits, characters, and jokes one last time.

A woman has sex with an alien when she is 16, messing up all hope for real love on Earth.

It’s '94 backstage in a men’s bathroom as four female musicians prep for a gig on the eve of their big break. A nostalgic, yet timely examination of the grunge era, indefinable feminism, the stakes we create in pursuit of our dreams, and the tenuous relationships upon which all bands are built.

An abortion play that’s really about friendship, but the kind of friendship you make in 10 minutes after you found out the worst news of your life and the only person you can think to tell is the half-stranger half-acquaintance in your psych class.

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.

Beautiful Little Fool is a one-woman show about the life of Zelda Fitzgerald, the iconic American flapper and wife of F. Scott Fitzgerald, author of The Great Gatsby. The show explores Zelda's marriage to Scott, her own artistic accomplishments and her legacy.

The play narrates the story of Jean Genet, the controversial twentieth century playwright, poet, essayist, petty criminal, prostitute and outsider, and his decision to eschew middle-class morality to pursue evil. "You think I'm evil? So be it. I am! But now you will have to accept me as evil."

A sharp, hilarious, and biting look at class, sisterhood, and privilege, 'Elemeno Pea' throws us into a lavish Martha's Vineyard estate where loyalty is tested, illusions unravel, and the price of luxury comes at a cost.