The American Dream Becomes a Queer, Coming-of-Age Videogame in american (tele)visions

By Alexi Chacon

OCT 2022 | Theater

In an absurd world that refuses to treat immigrants as human beings, Victor I. Cazares makes the case in american (tele)visions that it’s time to dream up a world that treats immigrant narratives with dignity.

Visions of Anticolonial Futures from Worlds of the Past

By Shaunna Rodrigues

NOV 2021 | Critics Page

Towards the end of 2019, India witnessed massive protests that spread across the country. This was the first time in a hundred years that Indians had taken to the streets pervasively to protest the erasure of Islamic lifeworlds in India.

In The Hearth’s Happy Life, Kathy Ng Morphs Octopus Porn into Visions of Destruction—and Renewal

By Kally Patz

SEPT 2022 | Theater

Kally Patz profiles Kathy Ng, discussing how the playwright’s upbringing in Hong Kong and malleable interpretation of the body fueled her chaotic-good play, Happy Life

by Kally Patz

59. (Coney Island, 42nd Street, the Meatpacking District, among other locations)

By Raphael Rubinstein

JUNE 2021 | The Miraculous

Deserted by his parents at a young age, subjected to abuse by his supposed caregivers, a New Jersey teenager finally has no option but to drop out of school and run away to New York City where he survives, barely and dangerously, as a street hustler. Now in his mid-20s and trying to make his way as an artist he embarks on a project that takes him back to many of the locations where he used to sell his body for sex: “the places I had hung out in as a kid,” he later explains, “the places I starved in or haunted.”