The second in a series of One Person Shows presented by Will & Company, THE NEW FACES OF AMERICA uses the original format to present stories which stretch the issue of diversity to include social topics as well as multicultural ideas. Like its predecessor, THE NEW FACES is a 65 minute, one woman show presenting characters (taken from real interviews) of 7 incredibly different backgrounds.

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From the cornfields of Indiana to the streets of South Central Los Angeles… 
They Call Me Mister Fry is Jack Freiberger’s,“Mr.Fry” (an award winning playwright, actor, and teacher).true-life story teaching 5th grade in South Los Angeles as a first-year teacher told in a theatrical setting and style.  It’s a funny, poignant solo show that tells the struggles of a mid-west, white boy from Indiana dealing with a challenging, multi-ethic body of students and his journey through the bowels of big city bureaucracy.

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From the cornfields of Indiana to the streets of South Central Los Angeles… 
They Call Me Mister Fry is Jack Freiberger’s,“Mr.Fry” (an award winning playwright, actor, and teacher).true-life story teaching 5th grade in South Los Angeles as a first-year teacher told in a theatrical setting and style.  It’s a funny, poignant solo show that tells the struggles of a mid-west, white boy from Indiana dealing with a challenging, multi-ethic body of students and his journey through the bowels of big city bureaucracy.

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Step Afrika is the first professional company in the world dedicated to the tradition of stepping. Founded in December 1994, the company is critically-acclaimed for its efforts to promote an understanding of and appreciation for stepping and the dance tradition's use as an educational tool for young people worldwide. Step Afrika reaches tens of thousands of Americans each year and has performed on many stages in North & South America, Europe, Africa and the Caribbean.

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Platanos is a thought-provoking romantic comedy that tactfully addresses stereotypes, prejudices and urban myths that exist between African Americans and Latinos, within the context of Hip-Hop, humor, and satire. The play impels the audience to evaluate pervasive stereotypes. Platanos humorously displays these common, yet outrageous, viewpoints while deftly shooting them down and poetically exposing them as misrepresentations of reality...

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Armed with an innate passion for their craft, Kev Marcus and Wil-B have been friends since middle school. Wil-B Simply Sick attended Dillard High School of Performing Arts, and joined the school band where he played the saxophone. At the age of 13 he was mistakenly put in the strings section of the band. But as luck would have it he mastered and grew to love it...

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Hilarious and heartbreaking true stories from the mouths of those whose bodies will never be perfect and for whom a meal will never just be a meal... HAVE YOU DIETED TODAY?

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Liberty city, a multi-character solo play performed by April Yvette Thompson, directed by Jessica Blank, is inspired by April's childhood in 1970s Miami and her family's journey through the end of the Black Power movement.

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In All the World's a Grave, John Reed reconstructs the works of William Shakespeare into a new five-act tragedy. The language is
Shakespeare's, but the drama that unfolds is as fresh as the blood on the stage.

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