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Upon her return to what remains of the general store she spent her childhood around, Maya Angelou remembers the events that led her to that moment. She shares, in her own words, her journey, her lessons, her hardships, and her perspective on her growth into adulthood.

Adapted by Idris Goodwin. Directed by Khalia Davis.

Michael Takiff explores questions of faith and tradition, while reckoning with what to hold onto from the past and the present in order to move forward to a brighter future. Both thought-provoking, and laughter-provoking, Takiff asks the big questions on his way to enlightenment. 

Directed by Brian Lane Green.

Since 2012, Distorted Diznee has been presenting a fabulous, drag queen extravaganza that even Walt himself would have enjoyed. This show has over-the-top takes on everyone from Pocahontas and the Little Mermaid to Cher and Rihanna. In this 75 minute show, there’s a little bit of everything!

This solo show chronicles the misadventures of bright-eyed, brown-skinned Jacqueline Marie Butler, who suddenly transfers from a protective, middle class upbringing in 1950s Queens to a progressive, predominantly-Jewish private school in Greenwich Village. The show is punctuated with the irresistible sounds of Motown.

Max is a single, unemployed lesbian who just gave birth. She also has a house that’s falling apart, an ex on the loose, and no clue how to nurse her newborn. She turns to Goldie, an Orthodox Jewish lactation consultant to guide her into motherhood, despite their conflicting family values.

The Brooklyn-based writer and comedian takes the audience on a journey through root canals, CVS pharmacies, and middle America, as she jumps through hoops to exercise her reproductive rights. In an evening that the New York Times calls "humane and deeply funny," Leiby examines the backwards, and occasionally stupid minutiae that people are subjected to simply for requesting bodily autonomy.

When a complex medical issue arises, a family is forced to make difficult personal choices and examine where the boundary lies between family loyalty and self-preservation. David Alpert directs. 

Two sisters, one a folk-hero professor, fight for human connection as they go up against a big-brother of a tech corporation in a cyber-dystopian era not too far off from our own. With our most intimate relationships and communication at stake, the sisters will lead their own human revolution in a technological age.

Marquis- a book smart prep-schooler living with his adoptive white family in an affluent suburb, and Tru - a street wise kid from the inner city of Baltimore butt heads in a holding cell — a first for Marquis, previously protected by his family’s privilege, but all too familiar to Tru.

A disenchanted queen and her activist children struggle to answer the question of who should be allowed inside a country. The debate sees the family in total disagreement over whether their prosperous realm should provide safe haven to a large number of immigrants who have been displaced by global warming.

Mickey Rooney's infamous portrayal of Mr. Yunioshi in 'Breakfast at Tiffany's' is often cited as the most egregious example of yellowface in the film. But even to this day, people are debating whether or not actors can really have the opportunity to play any role?

From the depths below the Paris Opera House, the Phantom will stop at nothing to promote his young muse, Christine Daaé, to stardom. When Christine falls in love with a prominent theatre manager, the Phantom wastes no time trying to win her back through song. With iconic songs such as ‘Angel of Music’, ‘Music of the Night’, ‘The Phantom of the Opera’, and many more, this Andrew Lloyd Webber classic is the longest running musical in Broadway history.