The show is about growing up in the Catholic Church and a JROTC military high school, and how identity breaks through in institutions where you can't be who you are. Claire and her director David Resnick found the show's final shape by cutting fifty notecards apart and rearranging them until they made sense, which is kind of like being trans itself. CRACKS opens June 13 at the Montreal Fringe.

FESS is a non-verbal pas-de-deux about old men. In the words of the choreographer Alec Turgeon, it's a movement study of how it feels "to have that kind of freedom to do anything." Turgeon and Ro Paloma, two trans dancers from Concordia, spend 40 minutes inside of the bodies least corrected by society.The show is built around actions and objects. FESS opens on the 12 of June and runs until the 21 at the Halbro Building, PlayShed, as a part of Montréal Fringe 2026.