CURTIS

"Heavenly Brown Body," originally conceived and displayed as a four-channel art installation, uses the poem “Litanies to my Heavenly Brown Body” by poet Mark Aguhar (she/her) as the text for a queer liturgy. The poem, which subverts biblical texts, builds the framework of a piece featuring all trans and non-binary performers of color.

HEAVENLY BROWN BODY

One person's questioning throws a young couple into a state of crisis.

THE PAGEANT

When a surprise party interrupts his plans, an anxious man has to find a private moment to confess his feelings for his friend before he moves away the next day.

BLUE SUIT

Austin, a college jock home for the summer, unexpectedly develops feelings for Star, his parents' non-binary pool cleaner, and struggles to hide his growing feelings from his clique of straight friends.

POOL BOY

An asexual Vietnamese-American girl Thơ (pronounced "tuh" in Vietnamese) frees herself from abusive cycles with partners who refuse to understand her.

THƠ

An interracial lesbian couple attempts to ease the racial tension between them and their parents using the power of straight talk and a little bit of Cannabis.

BLUNT

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FINDING YOUR VOICE

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