Join us in December to see Sacrifices live on stage, presented by David Serero Productions. For four dates only, in the formerly-abandoned Gothic splendor of the Angel Orensanz Foundation in Manhattan’s Lower East Side, we will come together to tell this story of hope during the hardest of times.

Michael Maliakel (Aladdin, Great Gatsby) and Destinee Rea (Ragtime, Goddess) in an excerpt from their performance of “Yehudit’s Stand.” (Performed as part of Call Me By Your Stage Name: A Queer Cabaret)

We will be casting our production of Sacrifices during the month of September 2026. If you are interested in submitting, all the info about the production and submission process can be found at the link below. We’d love to hear from you!

Sacrifices is a modern fable drawn from an ancient story of destruction, told in a contemporary style. Written millennia ago, this wisdom is once again needed, as history feels on the verge of repeating itself and societies are forced to ask what they are willing to give up, and for whom. In this story about people searching for meaning and connection as the world around them fractures, Sacrifices insists on hope: the knowledge that something human, rooted, and alive can still grow from what remains.