Synchronicity Theatre

Catching the Moon, a blues-infused musical, tells the spirited story of a young Black girl who grew up to become “Toni Stone,” the first woman to play for an all-male professional baseball team. Bursting with rhythm, drive, and heart, it celebrates the power of determination, the thrill of the game, and the courage it takes to change it forever.

An immersive theatrical and live music experience that explores the evolution of Black musical expression, tracing the lineage of rap music from enslaved African work songs and Southern blues traditions to contemporary hip-hop freestyle culture. Led by artists from Soul Food Cypher, the production blends spoken word, live instrumentation, freestyle performance, and theatrical narrative.

In My Daughter, My Karma, choreographer Hiroko Kelly explores intergenerational relationships and cross-cultural identity by combining contemporary dance and spoken word with original dialogue. Rooted in the second-generation immigrant experience, the work examines how cultural memory, care, and inherited values move through the body across generations.