Current and Upcoming Productions

Adrianna Mateo, Vanessa Rappa, Eunji Lim, Juella Baltonado, and Monica Goff (PC: Toby Tenenbaum)

Specially Processed American Me

Coalition of Theatres of Color, supported through public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council, The Doris Duke Foundation for Islamic Art, National Endowment for the Arts, and The Asian Arts Initiative and National AAPI Coalition supported by the Ford Foundation

By Jaime Sunwoo 

 is a surreal autobiographical performance by former PCC Creative Fellow and Affiliated Artist Jaime Sunwoo using SPAM, the canned meat, as a portal into her Asian American upbringing and her family's experiences of the Korean War. Co-produced by Dixon Place, Ping Chong and Company and Free Rein Projects, 

premiered at Dixon Place from January 27 - February 19, 2022. For a behind-the scenes look at the show's creation process, 

Specially Processed American Me 

Inside/Out...voices from the disability community

Friday, August 12 at 6:30 pm at Lincoln Center

Inside/Out…Voices from the Disability Community 

explores the first-hand experiences of seven individuals with disabilities. Called "riveting" with a "wide streak of humor" by The Washington Post, 

 weaves the cast members' individual stories with the history of the disability rights movement in the United States.

Credit: Alexis Buatti-Ramos, Courtesy of New 42

Generation Rise at New Victory

 is commissioned and presented by the New 42/New Victory Theater, and the virtual production was created in partnership with Urban Word NYC.

Premiered at the New Victory Theater November 5 - 14, 2021

 is an interview-based production featuring Black, Latinx and Asian American teens from New York City telling their own stories and reflecting on their lives before, during and after 2020—a year of crisis and transformation.

 originated as a filmed virtual theater work in Spring 2021, sharing real-life stories of six New York City teenagers,  and the significance of a year of growing up during a global pandemic and renewed calls for racial justice.