Souled Out is written and performed by Alexis Caputo.

Souled Out examines slavery and its by-products through memory, dialogue,
poetry and dance (movement). It declares and documents the parallels of
slavery and the arguable concept of freedom. Souled Out challenges and
begs the question of what freedom is on multiple levels. Choreographers
Michelle Grant-Murray and Luctricia Welters support the life of the piece,
beautifully with their personal translations of the spoken and written
word.

Truths Carved from the Belly is written and performed by Alexis Caputo
Choreography by Lutricia Welters/Jubilee Dance Theatre.

Truths Carved from the Belly unfolds with a woman's private beliefs shared through a self introspective period and the use of multiple platforms of expression, Dance (Movement, Sign Language, Narration and Poetry/Spoken Word.

Woman of the Drum is a collective written and performed by Alexis Caputo with Dance, Movement and Choreography by Narsha Cummings & Sherece Donalds

Woman of the Drum is an exploration, social commentary and performance piece which delves into gender specific relations in environments, (natural, political, domestic, educational and cultural perspectives) while touching upon feminism in the arts and expressions of feminism in different cultural context.  The piece includes African Dance, Poetry and Movement.  Woman of the Drum was developed by Caputo as an artist in residence at the African Heritage Cultrual Arts Center in Miami, Florida.

The Proud Pilgrim is written and performed by Alexis Caputo and directed by Nuria Carrassco-Dominguez.

The Proud Pilgrim traces a woman’s journey during a period of resistance in which a poetic voice  is given in the front line of battles, a reason for living and being.  The Proud Pilgrim is the subject of a private war, revolution and passion for peace. 

Deconstruction & Deliverance is written and performed by Alexis Caputo and directed by Nancy Putnam-Smithner.

Deconstruction & Deliverance is an autobiographical theatre piece which blends text, poetry/spoken word, media images and movement addressing landscape issues and offers a touching tribute to African-American women in the arts.