Robo Waitress Assassins is a cyberpunk action dramedy about the way society controls our bodily autonomy, and how it works to keep us financially insecure so that we're too anxious and exhausted to fight back.

I wanted to create a show to act as a very safe and warm space where we can all forget about the outside world for a half hour. To the max even!

Daytime therapist, nighttime theater-maker, and part time amateur roller derbyist by the name of Scary Grant, Theo Embeck returns again to Joy Who Lived to give the people what they need: a critical analysis of your favorite filmmaker.

Snappy Campers set out to create a show set in an adult summer camp, something with a good heart, for people who didn’t get those experiences as kids; and in this way they realized they created a show that was “accidentally trans.” Isn’t that beautiful?

“If you don't like British people - and, hey, I get it - then I'm afraid I can't help you, but I can provide some solace in the fact that there'll be as many as six people on the stage, and I'm only one of them.”

Genderchella is a mini music festival, featuring trans and queer musicians who will be gracing us with their original music. Some of this music will be comedic, some will be serious. All of it will make you cry!

I find it very important for Transformative Revue to be included in the Joy Who Lived festival, as our political climate right now is, and has been, revoking our rights to just exist as people and shows have not been inclusive despite what the entire meaning behind it is

Much like a Gay Straight Alliance, The Gay Agenda is for all to enjoy. Martinez wrote this love letter to their bizarre but common experience.