2026 Season

PH+T Co-Presents:
All at Once: Boundless / Sin límites

All at Once, a Twin Cities puppetry collective, presents a time-traveling puppetry performance where a young person sheltering from ICE is carried through memory, myth, and the histories of South Minneapolis.

 

Performance Dates

June 4–7 & June 11–14, 2026

Opening Night

June 4, 7PM

Performance

June 5, 7PM

Performance

June 6, 7PM *Masked Performance

Sunday Matinee

June 7th, 2PM

Performance

June 11, 7PM

Performance

June 12, 7PM

Performance

June 13, 7PM

Closing Matinee

June 14th, 2PM

Meet All at Once, a Twin Cities–based collective of visionary puppeteers of color. Sofía Padilla, Oanh Vu, Andrew Young, and Erica Warren combine their diverse cultural roots and artistic practices to create bold, immersive performances through shadow, tabletop, and rod puppetry.

Developed through story circles with BIPOC South Minneapolis residents, their new show, Boundless / Sin límites, invites audiences into a fantastical world grounded in local history and lived experience. In this work, a young person sheltering in place from ICE is swept into a time-traveling journey by Coyote, a trickster deity—moving through the layered histories of the Southside while uncovering identity, migration, and connection to community.

Blending visual storytelling with memory, myth, and place, All at Once creates an immersive experience that bridges personal and collective transformation.

About the Playwrights:

Oanh Vu (she/her) is a puppeteer, educator, and community organizer. As a 2nd generation Vietnamese American she uses humor and the playfulness of puppetry to tell stories of healing and social change for her communities. She is a recipient of the 2025-2028 Jerome Hill Fellow and a Jim Henson Foundation Grant recipient. Her artwork has been shared at theatres, museums, & community spaces all across Twin Cities and she is currently the co-artistic director for Puppet Lab at Open Eye Theatre. 

Erica E. Warren (she/her), local to Minneapolis, is a Black and CHamoru graphic artist, illustrator and puppeteer. Predominantly a shadow puppeteer, Erica explores her storytelling arts through rod, table top and cart puppetry. Her puppetry reflects and often features characters of mixed race, or characters who find themselves in situations of feeling excluded for being different in some way. Incorporating bittersweet elements of real life with a goal of self empowerment and

Andrew Young (they/he) is a Taiwanese-Indonesian-American puppeteer, artist, and educator based in Minneapolis. They received puppeteer training through Monkeybear’s Harmolodic workshop, a Black, Native, and POC focused puppetry organization. Andrew has since worked for Mayday and Barebones as a staff artist, as well as performed their own work at Heart of the Beast and Open Eye Figure Theater. As a part of their work they are interested in collaboration and community building, exploring the natural world, and aiming light towards mental health and our inner worlds. 

Sofía Padilla is a Mexican theater artist, director, designer, and puppeteer. One of her projects, Paradox Teatro, is the recipient of multiple Jim Henson Foundation grants and UNIMA’s Jim Henson Awards for innovation and excellence. Sofía teaches puppetry at Macalester College, co-directs the Semilla Center for Healing and the Arts, spends summers with the legendary Bread and Puppet Theater, and nurtures the next generation of puppet artists as co-director of Puppet Lab at Open Eye Theatre. Sofía’s work is a constant search, interweaving deeply personal inspirations with relevant social justice themes.

ABOUT PILLSBURY HOUSE + THEATRE 

From the Makers Series to Chicago Avenue Project and Naked Stages, PILLSBURY HOUSE + THEATRE brings audiences closer—to the edge, to the actors, to affordable adventurous theatre, to fellow audience members, and to a strong, vibrant community. Now in its 33th year, the theatre continues to inspire enduring change towards a just society. An integral part of Pillsbury United Communities, one of the largest human services organizations in the state, Pillsbury House + Theatre demonstrates that the highest quality art is an integral part of all healthy communities, winning community trust, accolades and awards across the metro and nationally.