Ulysses, a New York City teenager and standout tenor in his aunt’s church choir, chances upon “Saturday Church,” a weekly refuge for LGBTQ+ youth he meets on the subway. Torn between the strict expectations of his household and the self‑affirming community he discovers, he searches for a place where family, faith, and identity can coexist, set to a score that shifts from gospel to house and pop.

The production is directed by Whitney White (Tony Award nominee, Jaja’s African Hair Braiding) from a book and additional lyrics by Damon Cardasis (Emmy Award nominee, She Came to Me) and James Ijames (Pulitzer Prize winner, Fat Ham). Music and lyrics are by Sia (Grammy Award nominee, “Chandelier”), with additional music by Honey Dijon (Grammy Award winner, Black Girl Magic).