
A savage, hilarious take on motherhood exposing identity, belonging, racism, finding yourself and finding your people again.

A playful, psychedelic descent into the underworld where memory is currency, family becomes mythology, identity gets slippery, and reality refuses to stay put.

A barbershop musical shouldn’t work this well, yet Afterglow transforms an unlikely premise into a funny, heartfelt story of identity and connection

A fast, biting satire that tears into humanitarian theatrics, tech swagger, and the messy human truths hiding behind every glossy promise to “do good.”

‘The Edit’ is sleek, unsettling, and impossible to look away from, humming with danger, wit, and the price of visibility.

Faith chats to Iolanthe about embodying Nia in The Edit, social media realities, and the thrill of raw, unfiltered performance.

A visceral, poetic reimagining of Medusa, Snakeface confronts trauma, identity, and rage, sculpting a powerful narrative of reclamation and resilience.