Against a choral cacophony filled with social media chatter and coded messages, a North Korean defector and South Korean goose father hook-up to assuage their loneliness. But will their quiet, surreptitious intimacy be enough to cut through the noise? Performed with a live choir, this darkly humorous, highly theatrical piece deploys multi-sensory modalities to show humanity at a breaking point. Choral score by Paul Castles.
Aspiring video game designer Katja and her longtime friend Trent are an unstoppable team in the online underworlds of SpearLight until Trent wages a real-life war against her with an army of internet trolls. Based loosely on GamerGate, this play delves into a timely and boldly theatrical exploration of the misogyny in the games we play, and who’s winning.
It’s the year 2083. A draconian government mandate renders nearly all males of color homebound and disabled as they reach manhood. A mother fights to protect her young sons in this dystopian allegory for our times.
In this epic, massively imaginative story, the sacred and the profane unite two estranged Japanese-Peruvian siblings. Magical realism builds this highly theatrical and poetic play with the help of Glenn Miller and his all-fish orchestra, praying nuns, and a dancing chorus of masked Devils.
What happens when the lens zooms in on your average, seemingly well-adjusted Midwestern suburban family? Will things finally break apart for good over the siblings’ fierce competition for the young, quiet stranger? A riveting, poignant, sexy, and darkly funny play.
A long, drunken stumble down the Las Vegas Strip, in which bachelorettes, stage magicians, street performers, professional gamblers, obnoxious tourists and historical soldiers reckon with a disturbing event, and are forced to decide how much they should let it disturb their good time.