Shows in Homes

: one-act plays on community issues produced in living rooms and intimate spaces across Metro Atlanta, and paired with cocktail parties and conversations on the issue with our partners.

Anybody's Game examines economic mobility in Atlanta through the stories of working families navigating the region's affordability crisis. The production highlights barriers to economic opportunity while inviting audiences to imagine solutions for a more equitable future.

Status follows members of an HIV/AIDS support group who rally around a newly diagnosed man struggling to reconcile his diagnosis with the life he has built. The intimate production shines a light on HIV in Atlanta, where approximately one in 51 people is living with HIV, which is nearly twice the national average, and where Black, Hispanic, and LGBTQ+ communities are disproportionately affected.

In Prisontown a writer goes home to Lumpkin, GA, home to one of the nation's largest immigration detention centers, and witnesses the barbarity of the nation's immigration crisis, and a small town torn by poverty and the prison industry. Written by and starring former Out of Hand Associate Artistic Director, Lee Osorio. 40 performances in living rooms across Metro Atlanta paired with cocktail parties and conversations with community partners.