Beyond Prediction: Shaping Tomorrow
Welcome to Haus Of Force
Step into a world where art elevates storytelling to new heights. At Haus Of Force, we don’t just envision the future; we prepare for it. Explore a collection of works that boldly confront the truths others often ignore. Each performance serves as a warning, a projection, a manifesto—a tangible proof of our commitment, rooted not in theory but in real-world experience. Here, you’ll discover the evidence.
Values-Driven Theatre
Crafted from the Ground Up
Haus Of Force emerged from the recognition that something was fundamentally broken. Our shows are born from the failures of existing systems, and they carry a sense of urgency and necessity—far from nostalgic or academic. We are creating a universe, not merely producing a season. This is more than just our next show; it’s a long-term cultural project. You will notice a consistent voice, shared stakes, and recurring themes that make it clear this is no coincidence.
Focus on Training, Not Just Courtship
We’re focused on educating our audience, not simply attracting them. As you explore this page, you'll grasp the types of stories we share, the community we foster, and the behaviors that won’t be tolerated here. No sales pitch needed. We’re not just forecasting the future—we're actively shaping it. This company is already in tune with the moment.
Discover Our Collection
Upcoming Shows in Development
Our dedicated creative team is busy crafting an exhilarating lineup of shows that meld innovation with compelling storytelling. From riveting dramas to charming comedies, these fresh productions are designed to engage audiences of all ages. We’re eager to introduce you to distinctive characters, captivating plots, and breathtaking visuals that will keep viewers enthralled. Stay tuned for exclusive sneak peeks and behind-the-scenes content as we bring these exciting projects to life!
Welcome to the Colored Section is a daring, genre-blending performance that exists at the intersection of theatre, music, and movement. Set within The Quad—a surreal, institutional landscape reflecting America's systems of power—the show follows Black and marginalized characters as they navigate themes of surveillance, control, faith, love, and resistance in the face of a smiling yet oppressive authority.
Through poignant dialogue, haunting melodies, and visceral choreography, this piece reveals how notions of respectability, loyalty, and "good behavior" can be weaponized, prompting an unsettling question:
What is the cost of freedom when the rules were never meant for you?
It is political without being preachy, poetic without reservation, and unapologetically Black—a compelling blend of social thriller, ritual, and profound reckoning.
The Yoruba Creation Story is a dynamic, movement-driven stage piece that reinterprets the genesis of the world through Yoruba cosmology. Rooted in ancestral rhythms, rituals, and storytelling, this performance follows the divine journey of the Orishas—led by Obatala, Oduduwa, and Olodumare—as they mold land from chaos, breathe life into humanity, and set destinies into motion.
By blending dance, chant, live music, and ceremonial visuals, the piece honors African heritage while addressing contemporary themes—exploring creation, accountability, imbalance, and restoration. It is simultaneously sacred and theatrical, serving as a living altar onstage that celebrates Black divinity, memory, and the transformative power of origin stories to guide us into the future.
Words Left Unspoken is a poignant, emotionally resonant stage production that delves into the complexities of love, silence, and the harm inflicted by words left unsaid. Focusing on a relationship gradually falling apart, the piece illustrates how unmet desires, emotional neglect, and hidden truths can transform devotion into distance.
Narrated through raw dialogue, haunting music, and evocative movement, the story unfolds in the silences—lengthy glances, conversations sidestepped, and apologies that come too late. It's a subtle tempest of a show: deeply personal, painfully relatable, and unflinchingly honest about how love doesn't always end with dramatic confrontations; sometimes, it quietly dissipates into silence.