Header image: Del Lagrace Volcano.

1. There is no objective truth;
2. But there is truth-telling;
3. And speaking truth to power;
4. And shared truths;
5. And multiple truths;
6. If there are no limits, audiences could simply read whatever they liked into any message;
7. They will inevitably read the gay message;​​​
8. There is a lot of trans theory today that suggests trans folk are all searching for some kind of integrity; an integration of mind with body, a truth that permeates all aspects of their being; We are not;
9. We are not Trans Enough; We are not Trans Trenders; We are not Truscum;
10. We are complicated; We are conflicting; We are full of percussive dissonances, but in those clashes the music is born;
11. We are not striving for you to know our truths; Or even for us to know our own;
12. We are presenting what we know, when we know it; but also what we imagine, what we invent, what we pretend, and what we hope; these are all valid truths and untruths;
13. We are not striving for legibility, for recognition, understanding, or intelligibility;
14. We will judge ourselves by our own yardsticks, and celebrate when we come up short, because we have room to grow; This is a poetics of incompletion and desire;
15. Sometimes the language of our work is new, is messy, is only understood by its creator;
16. And sometimes we have to use the language of our colonizers, our teachers, our parents in order to find one another;
17. But always this language is felt as a holistic language-visual, aural, embodied;
18. Plays are not proclamations; you don't always have to present something you agree with; 
19. But this is a space where trans people can proclaim, can testify, can confess, can be;