Culture & Identity: A new documentary theater production, Flamboyants!, is set to tour the U.S. this fall, linking Creole communities across Réunion Island, New Orleans, and Puerto Rico through live music and storytelling. The show follows a man on Réunion Island during a cyclone who curses his name before taking his life, with the fallout echoing across borders as other Creole communities help him reclaim his history. Local Arts & Heritage: The performance blends documentary and fiction with fantastical elements, drawing on Réunion’s Maloya, Puerto Rican Bomba, and New Orleans Mardi Gras Indian traditions, with multiple languages onstage and English supertitles. Community Collaboration: Created by the Tilawcis Collective and featuring New Orleans Black Masking Indian Big Chief Juan Pardo, the production is built in partnership with local culture and will play 23 shows in 10 cities across six states.