By: Kayci Rose Kimberly Akimbo was an extremely well-performed & well-written show. Centered on 16-year-old Kimberly, born with a disease that causes rapid-aging, the musical’s main message was to live life without letting anything or anyone hold you back. It also implored it’s audience to be unapologetically authentic; the universe will always send people who […]

By Kiwii Villalobos As an immigrant and as a Latinx I was taught that, in this country, just to be considered for an audition I had to be the very best in a room, and still, my immigration status, my accent, my nationality, and things like that, which are inherently mine, would get on the

By Rebecca Girija Jimenez It’s easy to tell yourself, “I need to take more risks, I should step out of my comfort zone.” And sure, most of us try to, but rarely are we in environments where we feel safe and free enough to step out of our comfort zone and not judge ourselves. The

HI THERE!   My name is Paulina Molgora and I am writing from Mexico City. I´m 17 years old and have a heart full of love and passion for art, especially for musical theatre. I was born and grew up in Mexico City. I´m super Chilanga (Chilang@ is a person born in Mexico City), a lover

We are outraged at the growing hate and violence towards Asians, Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders throughout this country and the world.  We call for an end to the rising violence and anti-Asian hate incidents. Watch this LIVE conversation among artists from our community that are reaching out for help and others that share their

My name is Mariana Herrera Juri, I’m from Cali, Colombia. Today I want to tell you very calmly about something very bad that happened to me during a show. That day was a normal ordinary day, I got out of bed and dressed because we were going to a presentation at a very famous club