Reva Stover

Moments is an experimental Epic look at how identities such as class, race and gender interact and impact marginalized peoples daily lives. Cycle through time and theatrical styles as we unpack the fallacy of agency under capitalism.

CONTENT WARNING:
There are depictions of gendered, racial and sexualized violence. Please read with caution.

When Goldie, a young Black woman, leaves D.C to pursue a teaching career in the small town of Bumfort, Vermont, she discovers that not everything is as it seems. As Goldie fights to survive in the haunting woods of Vermont, she uncovers a conspiracy that spans farther than one could possibly imagine. Will she decide to settle in or find a way out of her new home? Goldie and the Green Mountains (or the Vermont Play) is a comedic social horror all its own.

Running follows the dynamic relationship between two sisters as they struggle to
understand their places in the world. Slowly but surely each sister's secrets are revealed and the
other must deal with the grisly truth; however, the news changes their lives forever. Familiar drama and a
family full of lies leads to an emotional adventure and a quiet exploration into mental health.

A couple, Tiffany and Robby, come across wild truths and damning lies on the day of their engagement.

When a slave is put in an uncomfortable and dangerous situation, she uses all the tools at her disposal to survive, but there are more villains in her story than she realized. This short serio-comedy melodrama will take you on a graphic and epic adventure as it examines the heart of white supremacy.