Breadcrumbs Productions

Witch Play, written and produced by at the Gear Factory

Supported by Breadcrumbs Productions

Witch Play, a new work in development by Maya June Dwyer, had a five day development process culminating in two book-in-hand performances in the round this October at the Gear Factory in Syracuse, NY.

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More good grant news! Breadcrumbs is the recipient of a $15,000 grant from NYSCA’s annual Support for Organizations Fund. This funding is what keeps both our programming and administrative sides running smoothly - thank you NYSCA! We appreciate the support!

We’re excited to share some exciting news! Breadcrumbs was one of sixty organizations to receive a new funding opportunity from NYSCA and NYFA - the inaugural reserve fund. This funding is coming at an exciting moment of growth for Breadcrumbs, and we can’t wait to share more about what’s on the horizon. Thank you NYSCA and NYFA for your continued support!

We are so excited to announce our next project "Drag + Clown" at the Rochester Fringe Festival at MuCCC! Six drag performers are training with professional clowns to explore the intersection of art forms.

Tickets are now live! Link in the comments below.

Now that Pride Month has wrapped, we’re still feeling the joy, power, and community that came alive during Pride Ethos—a two-night celebration of q***r art and expression in the heart of Syracuse.

Produced in partnership with the Everson Museum of Art, GoJoProductions, and ComeOut CNY, Pride Ethos showcased the talents of 28 LGBTQIA+ artists, all based in Upstate New York. From live performances to immersive art experiences, every moment was a testament to the brilliance and diversity of our local q***r creative community.

Supporting LGBTQIA+ artists isn’t just something we do in June—it’s a central tenet of our mission. We’re committed to creating space, visibility, and opportunities for q***r voices all year round.

Thank you to everyone who made these two nights so special, and to Amelia Beamish for capturing it all so beautifully.

📸 Photos by Amelia Beamish