Houses on the Moon Theater Company

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Houses on the Moon Theater Company Houses on the Moon amplifies unheard voices onstage to inspire bold dialogue and ignite action.

Through creative workshops, original performances, and post-show discussions, Houses on the Moon Theater Company helps communities come together by making meaningful connections through the public sharing of their untold stories.

“Your walk can tell stories you don’t yet understandAnd your body speaks words your mouth never can.Your walk is resista...
10/12/2026

“Your walk can tell stories you don’t yet understand
And your body speaks words your mouth never can.
Your walk is resistance.
Your walk is a prayer.
Your walk is a riot.
Your walk is a dare.
They can’t take your dignity.
If in your mind you know you’re free”

–-”This is How We Walk,” from “Your Hands are the Road”

Happy from Houses on the Moon! However you share them, your stories are welcome here. 🌈

Since 1988, National Coming Out Day highlights the courage of openly LGBTQ+ individuals, and the value of safe and affirming spaces for Q***r expression. For resources, events, and ways to support, please visit https://www.hrc.org/.

10/06/2026

This Fall’s Rough Draft Festival features invited artists sharing works in progress through performances and conversations with participating artists. Audiences are invited into the creative process, gaining insight into how new work evolves through experimentation, revision, and collaboration.

🗣️MEET THE ARTISTS

✍️ Trixie Ndanu Kioko and Jeremy J. Kamps
Presented in partnership with Houses on the Moon Theater Company
🎭 Skin to Skin
📆 10/27 at 7pm & 10/28 at 2:30pm
📍 LPAC’s Little Theater

✍️ Lester Eugene Mayers
🎭 MAMA/RUN
📆 10/28 at 7pm & 10/29 at 2:30pm
📍 LPAC’s Mainstage Theater

✍️ Jeana Scotti
🎭 FURBALL
📆 10/29 at 7pm & 10/30 at 7pm
📍 LPAC’s Little Theater

Reserve your seat with a Free RSVP or choose a $25 Supporter Ticket if you’d like to help support the artists and the development of new work at LPAC.

Want to see all three productions and support the festival? A $50 Festival Supporter Pass includes admission to all three Rough Draft events.

🎟️ Lpac.nyc

“[Our] process always starts with inspiration and collaboration - and that’s what you witnessed here tonight. It’s the s...
10/05/2026

“[Our] process always starts with inspiration and collaboration - and that’s what you witnessed here tonight. It’s the stories, the seeds, the roots - that is the heart of all of our work - and the people that tell them.”--Emily Joy Weiner, HOTM Artistic Director

Thanks to all who joined us for “HOTM: The Stories” on Sept 28th! As our 25th Season continues, we’re proud to honor the stories, and people, that inspire us across the years.

We also presented the 2026 Mauricio Leyton Award to Qween Jean and Black Trans Liberation Kitchen, for their commitment to the wellness and solidarity of LGBTQ+ New Yorkers.

Special thanks to our performers and storytellers, and to Judith Manocherian, Jane Dubin, the Callon Family Fund, and several anonymous donors.

Support our work at https://housesonthemoon.org/25th-anniversary-season/, and stay tuned as we announce our final House Party!

(BLTK 📸 by Jehbreal M. Jackson ).

“HOTM: The Stories” will include live music by Latin Grammy-nominated guitarist and singer-songwriter Juancho Herrera Re...
09/28/2026

“HOTM: The Stories” will include live music by Latin Grammy-nominated guitarist and singer-songwriter Juancho Herrera Rey!

With five albums under his name, Juancho has carved out a singular path in NYC’s Latin music scene, sharing a highly personal synthesis of jazz and South American sounds and collaborating with the era’s definitive voices in jazz and world music. He has also performed on Broadway as part of the Tony and Grammy-winning Buena Vista Musical.

Juancho’s music was featured in 2014’s gUN COUNTRY, and his original songs can be heard on the HOTM Podcast! Listen now at https://bit.ly/hotmpod.

A collaborator on 2022’s “SHARED SENTENCES,” Zudaydah Seis Rivera was 4 years old when she first visited her father in a...
09/25/2026

A collaborator on 2022’s “SHARED SENTENCES,” Zudaydah Seis Rivera was 4 years old when she first visited her father in a maximum security prison. Years later, helping her son deal with his father’s imprisonment, she must face these memories as she strives for a better future.

Hear her story “Zudaydah With a Backwards Z” on September 28th at “HOTM: The Stories,” and on Episode 6 of The Houses on the Moon Podcast. Listen now at https://bit.ly/zudaydah6!

One of our original “gUN COUNTRY” storytellers, we’re thrilled to have Brenda Currin back for “HOTM: The Stories!”An OBI...
09/21/2026

One of our original “gUN COUNTRY” storytellers, we’re thrilled to have Brenda Currin back for “HOTM: The Stories!”

An OBIE Award winner, Brenda has collaborated with Houses on the Moon since 2011. She is currently working on an epic interpretation of Gertrude Stein’s play “Listen to Me.” Set in a field with 4 dressage horses and riders, the play will star Kathleen Turner as Gertrude Stein, and a black-wigged Brenda as Alice B. Toklas!

Brenda will share her piece “I Did Not Kill Brian” as part of “HOTM: The Stories,” a night of tales from our 25-year history.

Hear the full story live on September 28th, and on Episode 3 of the Houses on the Moon Podcast: listen now at https://bit.ly/HOTM_Ep3!

When his son wants to dress up as Princess Elsa, this gay dad from New York City is cool with it…right? 👸In “Luca’s Jour...
09/17/2026

When his son wants to dress up as Princess Elsa, this gay dad from New York City is cool with it…right? 👸

In “Luca’s Journey,” actor Carlos Luis Encinias shares the joys, struggles, and surprises of parenting a gender-fluid child, and the hope found in unexpected places.

Part of “TRANSformation,” our 2013 story series on gender and family, Carlos will perform “Luca’s Journey” at “HOTM: The Stories,” an evening of highlights from our 25-year history.

Catch Carlos live on 9/28, and follow “Luca’s Journey” on the HOTM Podcast: listen now at https://bit.ly/lucasjourney!

When a home invasion invokes violent memories, Brenda Currin's “I Did Not Kill Brian” explores the weight of family trau...
09/07/2026

When a home invasion invokes violent memories, Brenda Currin's “I Did Not Kill Brian” explores the weight of family trauma and the courage to break the cycles we’ve inherited.

First shared in 2014’s “gUN COUNTRY,” Brenda will present “I Did Not Kill Brian” as part of “HOTM: The Stories,” a night of memorable tales from our 25-year history.

Hear the full story live on September 28th, and on Episode 3 of the Houses on the Moon Podcast: listen now at https://bit.ly/HOTM_Ep3!

In “Double Dutch,” HOTM artist Cristina Hernandez  recalls her childhood in the South Bronx, and the role of street viol...
09/03/2026

In “Double Dutch,” HOTM artist Cristina Hernandez recalls her childhood in the South Bronx, and the role of street violence in her early life.

Part of our 2014 production “gUN COUNTRY,” Cristina will perform “Double Dutch” at our House Party benefit “HOTM: The Stories,” Monday, September 28th at the Kimberly Hotel. Now and always, we’re honored to hear her story.

For more on our storytellers, and our 25th Season, visit https://housesonthemoon.org/25th-anniversary-season!

08/31/2026

This is how we walk! 👠

As “Your Hands Are The Road” continues, we’re looking back on July’s Louisville, KY residency! With help from our student partners, we’re thrilled to keep developing this LGBTQ+ musical for communities nationwide.

Check out these highlights, and join us on the road: visit https://housesonthemoon.org/the-past-is-always-present/!

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