Yuli, a Buffy the Vampire Slayer fan and self-ascribed teenage vampire hunter, moves from California to New York after what she believes was a run-in with a powerful vampire. The incident leaves her physically and emotionally scarred, and without her sister, who Yuli believes has been kidnapped. Closed off and alone, she slowly begins to open up to her therapist and a friend at school - as these relationships deepen, she is haunted by visions of her sister calling for her, begging Yuli to rescue her, and the vampire, who promises to find and come for her as well. Yuli begins to suspect her neighbor of being the same vampire who injured her and abducted her sister. When she breaks into his apartment to find her and confront him, she comes face to face instead with the fractured remnants of her past.

*A version of this play for high school students is also available.

A young Korean American girl struggles to grow up without her mother, who has been deported. A sea lion pup is forced to take on the duties of an adult sea lion, when his mother and he are affected by climate change. A play that examines loss, healing, and the connection between all living things.

Jimmy, Jinho, and Yoon are three generations of Korean men who have emigrated to America. In the present, Jimmy, a gangbanger and new father, dreams of making money through drug dealing to open up his own martial arts studio. In the past, Jinho, Jimmy's father, aspires to be a singer and guitarist. Yoon, Jinho's father, wants simply to be given the chance to learn. Enmeshed in a cycle of alcoholism and abuse, each struggles against their filial duties and responsibilities as jangsons (oldest sons) and their own hopes and dreams for themselves. In the end, Jimmy must decide whether to continue the cycle, or forge ahead in his own version of the American dream.

In old Korea, a shy girl named Yuwul lives with her father, a retired admiral, just outside of a sleepy little fishing village near the ocean. Then, one day, the Old Admiral - as well as all the able-bodied men of the village - are called away to fight in another war. When Yuwul discovers it is just a trick to attack the village, she calls upon her wits, bravery, and her animal friends to save the day.

Sick, a member of the gang KTG, Mina, a painter and pastor's kid, and Isobel, an adoptee, delve into their life experiences to explore what being queer Korean women means, to them. As they come up against oppression - in dealings with police, within education, and within personal relationships - they find power together in a cacophony of truth.

Charles, a teenage boy, asks his father to tell him he loves him - but his father says men don't say "I love you" to each other.

Delilah, who is in the throes of a midlife crisis, is in the process of putting her dog William Jones down when she discovers that Earth is being invaded by aliens, and it is up to her to save the human race.

One wants their reflection, Eno, to talk to them - but Eno refuses, only copying what One says.

Amit confronts his boss, Trent, about his work position and visa - and learns that Trent has brought him over to America fraudulently. Hijinks ensue.