The Comeuppance finds five former classmates on the eve of their 20-year high school reunion. Fueled by adult jungle juice and pot, they reminisce at a porch pre-party that hangs on a porous border with the other side.

Jolted by the sudden death of his estranged father, a gay man ventures back into the closet, where his childhood camcorder, TV, and family home videos are gathering dust. 

Fat Ham follows Juicy, a queer Southern college student, as he navigates identity, family, and the ghost of his father demanding revenge, in a bold reimagining of Hamlet that centers Black joy, healing, and breaking generational cycles.

NOISE is a performative thought experiment which commandeers the form of the musical in order to imagine the sound of a more just world.