coACT's QTBIPOC Adult Cohort's Original Performance - A vulnerable reimagining of personal stories filled with sweet and bold echoes of life unfolding
August 22nd & 23rd, 2025
The coACT Community Theatre Collective supports trans, nonbinary, and gender-expansive youth and adults participants in creating a playful space to share personal and collective narratives, explore identities, and unite around shared lived experiences by integrating the magical tools of theatre.
We engage in acting, theatre play, dramatizing subjective narratives, role-play, improv, and much more. coACT supports participants to gender self-determination, self-expressions, and non- judgmental exploration of multiple identities. Each year, the collective write and create an original play, musical, or showcase based on their stories and shared lived experiences.
Join coACT's first QTBIPOC Cohort Original Show - “Metamorphosis: Echoes, Mirrors, and Portals of Life Unfolding” - A vulnerable reimagining of personal stories told through sweet, humorous, and bold ripples and reflections. Join Translate Gender's trans & nonbinary community theatre collective, coACT, on their first QTBIPOC adult cohort's original final show. Each year, the participants write and create an original show based on their lived experiences, stories, and imagination! This year’s cohort, made up of queer and trans Black, Brown, and Indigenous adults have collectively created a constellation of unwritten testimonies of transformation, love, grief, self, and pride. A giggle-worthy, joyous, and intimate showcase that will leave you with a heart filled with whimsy, magic, melancholy and interconnectedness.
Performances are on:
Friday, August 22nd, 7:00-9:00 pm
AND
Saturday, August 23rd, 7:00-9:00 pm
Tickets are by sliding scale - all proceeds will support coACT as we continue to expand and grow!
Masks are mandatory to attend the show. The venue has ramp accessibility and is ADA compliant. This includes having a lift to the second floor, ramps into the building and the theater and all 5 all 5 bathrooms are handicapped accessible.
Let's support our communities together!
co-ACT Supporters
We are proud to be supported by local and state funders who care deeply about uplifting QTBIPOC artists. We also rely on community contributions, ticket sales, and sponsorships to help keep co-ACT moving and grooving. Here are our funders for the 2025 season
