Queer

The Gallery follows the absurdist journey of a being experiencing self-awakening and the rediscovery of life. It takes a deep dive into how and why we get stuck and the power of art in order to open us back up to the world around us. It highlights the relationship between artist, art, and audience.

A series of traumatic life events brought to you by Daniel Daly.

She was tangled up in shame and expectations of what everyone else wanted her to be. Through bondage, she found freedom. A one woman autobiographical musical as told by Jackie Yangyuen (she/they) - a queer and Asian American songwriter, actor, and kinky human. Special Q&A on 6/22 performance.

Sex, guns, and dildos! Riley, a young non-binary dynamo, moves from LA to small-town Montana to open a sex toy shop. Hilarious songs abound in this irreverent hourlong musical comedy western about steamy romance, sinister plots, religion, guns, being yourself, and some very sexy toys.

When Abby Denton's brother passed away, her single father had just bought a used car. Driven mad with grief, he told the young Abby that her brother was a Transformer from the planet Cybertron, and thereafter would take the form of a 1997 Geo Prizm. After that, things got weird.

Bedwetting is a solo show devised by LA based performance artist Annie Laurie Daniel. In this piece, the artist reflects on substance abuse, heteronormativity, loneliness, and whether or not they really needed to go to art school. Absurd, tragic, and sometimes cringe experimental theater for all.

In this hilarious and provocative solo show, Butch, the sardonic girlfriend of a semi-popular lesbian tiktoker, begins sneaking out at night in an attempt to reclaim her individuality. A distinctive black comedy, Modern Butchood is sure to make you laugh, cry and consider the lies we tell ourselves