Legendary: The Myth of Creation is a solo musical that reimagines the act of myth-making through a queer, diasporic lens. It follows the journey of the Narrator, a queer Asian immigrant living in the U.S., as they navigate the question: Should I have a child? Along the way, they confront what it means to belong—across borders, between binaries, and within family.

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This is not some imagined realm—it is our world, where ancient legends and dominant narratives have long failed to make space for queer bodies. The Narrator asks: Why have our stories excluded us? Why is the world so obsessed with either/or? Through personal memories, Chinese mythology, and a fractured relationship with their father, they begin to deconstruct what legacy, lineage, and love truly mean.

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This is not a passive performance. Through circle singing, call and response, and shared storytelling, the audience becomes a vital part of the experience—co-authors of a new myth. By the end of the evening, together, we create a new story: one where queer people don’t just exist in the margins of myth, but are central to its creation.

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Legendary is not just a retelling—it’s a reimagining. A communal ceremony. A collective act of reclamation.

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Developed in part by Musical Theatre Factory, Goodspeed Musicals and the Lucille Lortel Theater.