Sunday, Sep 7, 2025 at 12:00pm
Schedule:
12pm - Honeyhole
By Erin Davis
A new play about ‘togetherness’
In the hotsweatyheat of one southern summer, Lou, a young queer beauty queen meets Ellis, the new girl in town.
Lou begins to realize that the pageant girl life her mama always wanted might not be her ticket out of their few-stoplight-gossipy-sorta-town. in fact, IT might just be the thing that’s holding her back – from becoming who she is, what she wants to be, and doing what she dreams of: hiking the Appalachian Trail like her father once did.
3.30pm - Mariposa
By Britney Lizbeth Quiroz
A magical play empowering first generation Latinas to combat alcoholism
Mariposa, a hopeful Mexican-American, first generation college student flies back to her community in the South Side of Chicago for summer break. Disconnected from her inner child, Mariposa–with community friends–faces the traditional chains of alcoholism, toxic masculinity, gender roles, and patriarchal beliefs that threaten to bind her to repeat the same abusive, generational cycle that her immigrant parents carry.
Mariposa is a magical story that empowers first generation Latinas to unapologetically reimagine what their life could be like outside of the heteronormative beliefs that bound them to lose themselves.
