“Edith Can Shoot Things and Hit Them” by A Rey Pamatmat is a gut wrenching, raunchy, and perfectly awkward story of three kids – Kenny, his sister Edith, and their friend Benji – whom are all but abandoned on a farm in the remotest part Middle America. With no parental guidance in sight, Kenny and his sister Edith must make up the rules as they go to create a functional household for them and their pet stuffed frog Fergie. But when Kenny and Benji's budding relationship faces bigotry, and Edith takes her watch guard duties way too far, the formerly indifferent outside world comes barging in whether they want it to or not. A Rey. Pamatmat’s mesmerizing play explores the isolation of adolescence, the hopefulness of first love, and the lengths to which we’ll go to find and protect our chosen family.

“If I Don’t, I’ll Cry” is a premiere showcase of short performances written and directed

by Tate Sakura Ivy. Tate is a senior theatre production student at WWU graduating this spring.This capstone showcase includes several short plays and a dance piece with a shared theme revolving around identity and coping mechanisms. From stoner comedy to sleep demon dance to volcanologist drama, this performance will give you queer joy, queer angst, and all of the feelings that come with being queer. “If I Don’t, I’ll Cry” will debut at WWU’s Old Main Theatre May 30th at 7:30pm with subsequent performances May 31st at 2pm, June 5th at 7:30pm, and June 7th at 7:30pm.

“If I Don’t, I’ll Cry” is a premiere showcase of short performances written and directed

by Tate Sakura Ivy. Tate is a senior theatre production student at WWU graduating this spring.This capstone showcase includes several short plays and a dance piece with a shared theme revolving around identity and coping mechanisms. From stoner comedy to sleep demon dance to volcanologist drama, this performance will give you queer joy, queer angst, and all of the feelings that come with being queer. “If I Don’t, I’ll Cry” will debut at WWU’s Old Main Theatre May 30th at 7:30pm with subsequent performances May 31st at 2pm, June 5th at 7:30pm, and June 7th at 7:30pm.

“Edith Can Shoot Things and Hit Them” by A Rey Pamatmat is a gut wrenching, raunchy, and perfectly awkward story of three kids – Kenny, his sister Edith, and their friend Benji – whom are all but abandoned on a farm in the remotest part Middle America. With no parental guidance in sight, Kenny and his sister Edith must make up the rules as they go to create a functional household for them and their pet stuffed frog Fergie. But when Kenny and Benji's budding relationship faces bigotry, and Edith takes her watch guard duties way too far, the formerly indifferent outside world comes barging in whether they want it to or not. A Rey. Pamatmat’s mesmerizing play explores the isolation of adolescence, the hopefulness of first love, and the lengths to which we’ll go to find and protect our chosen family.

“If I Don’t, I’ll Cry” is a premiere showcase of short performances written and directed

by Tate Sakura Ivy. Tate is a senior theatre production student at WWU graduating this spring.This capstone showcase includes several short plays and a dance piece with a shared theme revolving around identity and coping mechanisms. From stoner comedy to sleep demon dance to volcanologist drama, this performance will give you queer joy, queer angst, and all of the feelings that come with being queer. “If I Don’t, I’ll Cry” will debut at WWU’s Old Main Theatre May 30th at 7:30pm with subsequent performances May 31st at 2pm, June 5th at 7:30pm, and June 7th at 7:30pm.

“Edith Can Shoot Things and Hit Them” by A Rey Pamatmat is a gut wrenching, raunchy, and perfectly awkward story of three kids – Kenny, his sister Edith, and their friend Benji – whom are all but abandoned on a farm in the remotest part Middle America. With no parental guidance in sight, Kenny and his sister Edith must make up the rules as they go to create a functional household for them and their pet stuffed frog Fergie. But when Kenny and Benji's budding relationship faces bigotry, and Edith takes her watch guard duties way too far, the formerly indifferent outside world comes barging in whether they want it to or not. A Rey. Pamatmat’s mesmerizing play explores the isolation of adolescence, the hopefulness of first love, and the lengths to which we’ll go to find and protect our chosen family.

“If I Don’t, I’ll Cry” is a premiere showcase of short performances written and directed

by Tate Sakura Ivy. Tate is a senior theatre production student at WWU graduating this spring.This capstone showcase includes several short plays and a dance piece with a shared theme revolving around identity and coping mechanisms. From stoner comedy to sleep demon dance to volcanologist drama, this performance will give you queer joy, queer angst, and all of the feelings that come with being queer. “If I Don’t, I’ll Cry” will debut at WWU’s Old Main Theatre May 30th at 7:30pm with subsequent performances May 31st at 2pm, June 5th at 7:30pm, and June 7th at 7:30pm.

“Edith Can Shoot Things and Hit Them” by A Rey Pamatmat is a gut wrenching, raunchy, and perfectly awkward story of three kids – Kenny, his sister Edith, and their friend Benji – whom are all but abandoned on a farm in the remotest part Middle America. With no parental guidance in sight, Kenny and his sister Edith must make up the rules as they go to create a functional household for them and their pet stuffed frog Fergie. But when Kenny and Benji's budding relationship faces bigotry, and Edith takes her watch guard duties way too far, the formerly indifferent outside world comes barging in whether they want it to or not. A Rey. Pamatmat’s mesmerizing play explores the isolation of adolescence, the hopefulness of first love, and the lengths to which we’ll go to find and protect our chosen family.