We develop original works, produce ambitious performances, and design experiences rooted in queer life, critical inquiry, and the stubborn belief that ambitious storytelling has a home in Los Angeles.
We treat the stage as a laboratory and infrastructure as an act of care.
Family Affairs Studio is a cultural production company navigating the space between spectacle and structure. Through performances, publications, touring works, and collaborative ventures, we examine how people relate to purpose, care, power, technology, and each other.
We develop original IP, support collaborating artists through the full lifecycle of production, from concept and research through experience design, staging, and touring, and operate LINT, our production house in Downtown Los Angeles.
Founded in 2021, at the end of a decade-long experiment in DIY cultural infrastructure at NAVEL, we made a deliberate choice: stay in Los Angeles, build the infrastructure, make the work, take it to the world.
Work With Us →Performance works, immersive environments, and participatory experiences integrating dramaturgy, embodiment, and world-class storytelling.
Concept development, narrative architecture, and the interdisciplinary frameworks that clarify the core of a work.
Technical, logistical, and organizational structures behind complex productions, built at LINT and available to partners.
Multi-city touring, commissioning partnerships, festival presentations, and documentation for works developed in-house or with presenting partners.
Research-driven works and publications examining care, labor, technology, spirituality, identity, and cultural power.
A queer coming-of-faith solo performance about longing: for purpose, transcendence, an imagined future self. Moving between memoir, theology, musical numbers, and sharp wit, it is a ritual of undoing, reassembling, and making meaning on one's own terms.
A performance-lecture and pop assemblage examining what it means to think, feel, and perform in a world where attention has become both currency and trap. Commissioned and originally presented by Performance Space New York, December 2025.
A zine, lecture-performance, and interactive web experience exploring authorship, lineage, and equity in the age of machine learning.
Creative production and direction for Josefsson's immersive installation practice. Family Affairs Studio provided the production architecture.
Visit Gallery →
A pilot for an original mini-series. In development. Seeking producing partners and development support.
Queer coming-of-faith solo performance. Currently touring nationally. Edinburgh Fringe 2026 confirmed.
Commissioned by Performance Space New York, December 2025. Edinburgh Fringe 2026 confirmed. Available for national and international presentation.
Pilot development for an original mini-series. Seeking producing partners and development support.
Multi-platform work: print zine, interactive web experience, and live lecture-performance. Exploring authorship and equity in machine learning.
New work integrating choreography, dining, and participatory experience design. Concept stage.
A podcast exploring love, relationships, sex, money, and spiritual organizing through deep conversation and sonic performance. Planned launch during Edinburgh Fringe 2026 as a marketing and audience-building tool.
We are a collaboratively structured studio — artists, directors, producers, and designers who work independently and together, sharing resources, infrastructure, and creative ambition across projects and disciplines.
01Artist, performer, and systems architect. MA in Performing Arts Administration, NYU Steinhardt/Stern. Over a decade of production and institutional experience in LA. Co-founder and Executive Director of NAVEL (2017–2024). Formerly at Lincoln Center. Creator of Bottoming for Jesus, Love Letters from AI, and Ekstasis.
02Multimedia artist and cultural critic. Harvard University (History of the African Diaspora). Work presented at Centre d'Art Contemporain Genève, MOCA Geffen Contemporary, and Paula Cooper Gallery. Creator of Critique Cabaret, commissioned by Performance Space New York.
03Juilliard graduate, Princess Grace Award winner. Former dancer with Nederlands Dans Theater I & II and The Forsythe Company. Movement director for Taylor Swift, Savage x Fenty, and NY Times Magazine. First-ever Artist in Residence at The Juilliard School. Creative director of Bottoming for Jesus.
04Visual designer, creative producer, and artist. MArch, UC Berkeley; BFA, UCLA. Practice spans graphic identity, spatial design, and experimental image-making. Visual direction across Family Affairs Studio projects.
05Creative producer, DJ, and cultural archivist. Founder of Spotlight Records and the Queer Maps Archive, a living cultural database of LGBTQ+ spaces featured in The Guardian. Collaborated with Honey Dijon on the Stonewall Visitor Center (NYC, 2024).
06Full-service design and fabrication studio co-founded by Cory Fisher and Brandon Loyd. Co-operator of LINT. Specializes in immersive environments, stage design, and custom fabrication. Clients include Spotify, LA Pride Festival, and Electric Forest.
Our production infrastructure — 10,000+ square feet in Downtown Los Angeles, co-operated with Studio 3XP. Three distinct studios for productions, brand activations, content, and events, with in-house production expertise behind every booking.
We are building LINT into a genuine production house: theatrical lighting and rigging, a dedicated Black Box content and podcast studio, and production equipment available to resident artists.
Signature space. Natural light, flexible configuration. Film, events, brand activations, and large-scale productions.
Being built out as a dedicated content, production, podcast, and intimate performance studio.
Soaring ceilings, raw industrial scale. Available for long-term sublets only.


We seek partners who want work that is intellectually rigorous, spiritually alive, and socially resonant. If you're a presenting institution, a brand partner, or a funder who believes in this kind of cultural production — we'd like to talk.
We have touring works available for presentation and a development slate seeking commissioning partners. Family Affairs Studio returns to Edinburgh Fringe 2026 with two productions.
We partner with brands and experiential agencies to produce work with genuine cultural resonance, built from our DTLA infrastructure and roster of artists and producers.
We are building the infrastructure — physical, operational, and artistic — for a new kind of cultural production company. We welcome funding partners who believe in this work.