Up Next: Acting 

Sign My Name to Freedom

The Unheard Songs of Betty Reid Soskin

By Michael Gene Sullivan

Directed by Elizabeth Carter


March 29, 2024- April 13,2024

World Premiere! 

How do you chronicle 102 years of life? Flood survivor, racial integrator, World War II defense worker, business owner, activist, revolutionary, songwriter, and… park ranger? Bay Area icon Betty Reid Soskin has survived it all. In this World Premiere musical based on her life, acclaimed playwright Michael Gene Sullivan weaves Soskin’s original music in and out of dialogue between The Four Bettys - Little Betty, Married Betty, Revolutionary Betty, and Ranger Betty as they take us through a century of the Negro, Colored, Black, and African-American experiences of this amazing woman. Conceived by Jamie Zimmer, the production boasts choreography direction by laura elaine ellis, aerial choreography by Joanna Haigood, and direction by Elizabeth Carter.

Shipping and Handling

By Star Finch

Directed by Lisa Marie Rollins


August 8, 2024- September 7, 2024

World Premiere! 

A revolutionary world premiere from Crowded Fire & Campo Santo’s Playwright In Residence, Star Finch, Shipping & Handling explores how our humanity will be measured within the soon-to-be robotic-reality. As an audience member, you’ll start at a moment in time and move back; from an afterparty with actors, to a playwright’s experimental talkback, to the performance of the play you’ve been hearing all about, a surreal and beautiful future vision from a 

Black Feminine gaze. 


Up Next: Costume Design 

Choir Boy

By Tarell Alvin McCraney

Directed by Darryl V. Jones


September 24, 2024- October 20 ,2024

Pharus attends the  Charles R. Drew Prep School for Boys and is the lead singer for their renowned choir. He is not only open about his queer identity, he also questions long-held traditions. With contemporary arrangements of traditional African American spirituals and step choreography, Choir Boy is a brilliant, moving, and uplifting play from Academy Award-winning playwright, Tarell Alvin McCraney. This is not a coming-out story. It's a story about the power of self-love.

The Black Feminist Guide to the Human Body

A Theatrical  Mixtape to Heal your mind, body, and soul.

By Lisa B.Thompson

Directed by Margo Hall


September 18, 2024- October 6,2024

The Black Feminist Guide to the Human Body details an intimate examination into aging and health disparities for Black women as well as capitalism's impact on Black bodies and spirits. 

By combining poetic musings, spiritual dance, and a soulful mixtape, this piece offers a community guide as a love song to Black women.


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