Magic & More!

“An urge to jump affirms the urge to live.” Call of the Void is a poetic monodrama by poet and prison educator Dr. Adam Henze. As his students write about addiction and grief, Adam begins to use poetry to confront his own self-destructive behaviors.

Mr. Ow is a silly yet glamorous worm who does magic, gambles with your hopes and dreams, and you'll love when he wins it all. From the heart of Reno's favorite clown-magician Tozy. You'll leave delighted, deepened, and maybe a little bit dumber.

Starship Napademics, one of the Indianapolis Recorder’s “Must-See” shows of 2025 (formerly Universe City: The Experience) is an Afro-futuristic journey through space-themed music and literature, complete with original music, poetry, and essay.

The Keeper (or Who Remembers The Human Behind The Headline, When The News Cycle Ends & The Blood Has Been Cleaned From The Collective Consciousness?) follows an immortal charged with remembering the names and lives of those who have been lynched.

Oyá, Orisha of change and wind, clears the old to make way for renewal. Seda Negra/Black Silk Dance Company's performance, informed by Ifá, explores endings and rebirth through dance, music, and spoken word from African diasporic perspectives.

What do you call the phase in which choreographers are no longer “students” and not yet “emerging”? Six up-and-coming dance/theatre makers courageously present new work as they continue honing their unique artistic voices. Are they READY YET?