Becoming a Man asks questions about life, love, and human connection
Becoming a Man mixes biography, documentary, and humanity into a single unique theatrical experience. It tells the story of Carl, a transgender man who transitioned in his fifties and explores his relationships and personal growth during what Carl tells the audience was the “best and worst year of his life.”
The Huntington’s Sojourners Captivates and Stirs Emotion
In Sojourners by Mfoniso Udofia, we follow the story of Abasiama and her husband Ukpong, a Nigerian couple studying in Houston in the 70s. The play tackles several themes, such as assimilation, betrayal, love, longing, and friendship to create a stunning and emotionally resonant production.
The Grove at The Huntington Brings a Powerful Story to Life
The Grove by Mfoniso Udofia tells the story of Adiaha Ufot, a Nigerian-American young woman, who is struggling to reconcile her culture and sexuality amidst pressure from her family and her girlfriend.
Henry V, in an MIT hour
The MIT Shakespeare Ensemble’s take of Henry V was a great blend of creativity, humor, and historical storytelling.