Firefly kicked off 2018 in post on two documentaries, with more news coming soon.

Firefly closed its hit, immersive LA premiere of Christopher Chen's CAUGHT, which earned raves, like Stage & Cinema saying "the terrific actors and creative production team are — once again under the guidance of the always inventive Firefly Theater & Films — bringing you one of the best shows of the year." More info, including more press, is here.  

The LA Times hailed Firefly's immersive LA premiere of Christopher Chen's CAUGHT a "CRITIC'S PICK...An immersive theater piece that'll have you 'Caught' up...wildly inventive."

As part of District 798, Firefly opened its immersive LA premiere of Christopher Chen's Obie-winning play CAUGHT, directed by Ed Sylvanus Iskandar, at Think Tank Gallery.

Firefly announced its exciting collaboration with Think Tank Gallery for District 798, a groundbreaking show of new American artwork inspired by China's dissident Xiong collective.

Firefly continued work on two documentaries and began to gear up a special collaboration with Think Tank Gallery to present a unique series of performance pieces by China's Xiong collective.

Firefly continued production on its next two documentaries.

One of Firefly's next documentaries received a work-in-progress screening as a Film Lab Finalist at the prestigious Sun Valley Film Festival.

Firefly and Lost Tribe Theatre's NY premiere of JONAH AND OTTO, by Robert Holman and directed by Geraldine Hughes, ran Off-Broadway, garnering praise from press.

Firefly and Lost Tribe Theatre ramped up for the NY premiere of JONAH AND OTTO, by Robert Holman and directed by Geraldine Hughes. KENSHO AT THE BEDFELLOW played a special screening at the Rubin Museum of Art in NYC.

KENSHO AT THE BEDFELLOW continued its festival run at the Santa Fe Film Festival, and Firefly announced its collaboration with the UK's Lost Tribe Theatre to produce the NY premiere of JONAH AND OTTO.

Firefly's next two documentaries continued post production.

Firefly continued production for its two feature documentaries, to be announced soon.

KENSHO AT THE BEDFELLOW garnered great press during its Seattle run, and distribution news will be coming in the months ahead.

Firefly enjoyed MAKE BELIEVE star Hiroki Hara's great run on AMERICA'S GOT TALENT and announced one of its two documentaries now in post: GLEASON-director Clay Tweel's next documentary, which will be an intimate story of a pair of young African-American twin brothers fighting to overcome poverty and neighborhood violence in Omaha, Nebraska.

For a limited time, MAKE BELIEVE began being featured in iTunes' 99 cent documentary rental section. Also, this fun Slash Film article updated the world on the whereabouts of MAKE BELIEVE's stars.

Firefly's next two documentary feature films entered post-production, with news on both coming soon.

KENSHO AT THE BEDFELLOW won Best Picture at the Spirit Quest Film Festival and screened as an Official Selection at the AMFM Film Festival in Flag Staff, AZ.

In addition to Clay Tweel's next documentary, Firefly added a second doc feature in full swing.

FINDERS KEEPERS is now available on Netflix.