In Between: a collection of short plays at Center Theatre at Seattle Center

"In Between", comprising seven 10-minutes stories, is an expansive exploration of transition and migration. The inspiration behind the production lies in the "in-betweenness" experienced by immigrants – a feeling of not completely belonging to any one group and the feeling of being an outsider.  It investigates the perennial questions: Why do we migrate? How do we migrate? What happens after we migrate? What are the limitations, and how do we adapt?

The narratives span diverse landscapes, offering insights into Cambodian, Mexican, and Asian immigrants, delving into the struggles of identity, the distressing outcomes of discrimination, and the impacts of enforced violence. Beyond conventional storytelling, "IN BETWEEN" crafts immersive experiences, from the mystic Buddha Hall to bustling airports, illustrating the tumultuous journeys of travelers, the heartfelt homecomings, and the poignant reunions of generations long separated. In an unexpected shift, the play also peers into the animal kingdom, portraying a small mule's struggle in a farm and an intimate gathering of endangered species.