In a not-so-distant dystopian future, freedom fighters search for a symbol to unite their cause.

Who is this mysterious older gentleman? And why is he trying to connect with this 16 year oldboy? Can a chance encounter change the course of a life?

A marketing executive at a soft drink company will reveal her true colors this Pride month.

Outspoken conservative John Q. Public offers some pragmatic suggestions for strengthening Florida’s “Don’t Say Gay” bills.

Lesbian Latinx mother Lourdes confronts another parent’s bigotry at her child’s school, where discussion of LGBTQ+ families has recently become illegal.

A young gay man is triggered when his lover dumps him via Post-it.

Age gaps are normal in queer love, right? Like Sarah Paulson and Holland Taylor? You wanna meet my mom?

In 1972, a group of gay undergraduate men meet clandestinely each week at a campus greenhouse. A missing book and a changing world force them to come to terms with what they mean to each other and how much they need the safe space.

Late in the summer of 1953, a soldier comes home from the Korean War to face the woman she left behind to see the world.

Dolores has ridden her rebuilt Triumph Bonneville 1959 T120 motorcycle from New Hampshire to seek solace and safety in an NYC lesbian bar. What she finds there is an unexpected connection to young bartender Julissa.

Undergrad student Earl challenges academic norms, performing his senior thesis in homage to William Dorsey Swann, history’s first self-proclaimed drag queen.

A choral meditation on gender, language, and our shared humanity.

As Jordan is preparing to leave home for her freshman year at college, her queer non-binary sibling Nani panics, feeling abandoned and vulnerable without their older sister’s protection.

Quinn's Friday morning routine is simple: wake up, walk the dog, try to shower, try to avoid an existential crisis about their gender presentation, and then go to work. A magical play about a person, their beard, and their razor.

Moon — a two-spirit, Indigiqueer/trans student — seeks counsel and connection from their elder, Duncle Jay, as they create a special flag in preparation for the Chicago State University Liberation Pow Wow.

Things get messy, as two rising “gay” movie stars meet at a bar the night before filming an episode of Variety Studio’s Actors on Actors.