There Inherent
By Kyle R.Thomas
Tuesday, July 7th
7:00pm
On November 7, 2024, Alberto Camargo, an Ecuadorian immigrant, attends his naturalization interview conducted by Jamaican American immigration officer Mitch Johnson. Johnson, who previously served in the army for 30 years before taking on this role, presides over the tense and personal encounter. During the interview, Mitch questions Alberto about his past, motivations, and social issues. As the conversation unfolds, themes of identity, trauma related to the immigrant experience, and the privileges of U.S. citizenship emerge. “Beto’s Interview,” based on a true story, challenges the idealized notion of the American Dream by exploring the complexities of immigration and the psychological dynamics between two immigrants from different backgrounds.
Steps
By Olivia Mathis & Zoë Parrish
Wednesday, July 8th
7:00pm
Five women meet for a book club. Did anybody read the book? Someone’s cheating. Someone’s going broke pretending to be ethical. Someone’s about to scream. Set in one Brooklyn living room over one messy night, "Book Club" is a dark comedy about female friendship, curated lives, and the quiet violence of pretending you’re fine.
Slayed
By Kenneth Nunez
Thursday, July 9th
7:00pm
A tragic rom-com about theatre-makers thwarted by the infrastructure of the MTA, we follow two twenty-somethings as they navigate minimum wage jobs, blowjobs, mommy issues, grief, and producing theatre from beyond the grave.
Sango
By Taiwo Aloba
Friday, July 10th
7:00pm
Jake Barnsley is an Autistic theatre artist who has managed to have an “inspiring” career. Ethan, his higher-needs twin brother, has lived in his shadow their whole lives. When Jake’s life and livelihood are at a crossroads, past resentments come to the surface, and Ethan makes an impassioned bid for agency.
