Anon(ymous)

November 14-23, 2025

Anon(ymous) By Naomi Iizuka

Separated from his mother, a young refugee called Anon journeys through the United States, encountering a wide variety of people -- some kind, some dangerous and cruel -- as he searches for his family. From a sinister one-eyed butcher to beguiling barflies to a sweatshop, Anon must navigate through a chaotic, ever-changing landscape in this entrancing adaptation of Homer's The Odyssey.

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Anon(ymous)

Who

Written by Naomi Iizuka
Directed by Sayda G. Trujillo

Featuring: Kiana Chitsazan, Liam Coan, Aaron Courseault, Nicollette Davis, Natalie Equibel, Jinx Mack, River Myaskovsky, David Rodriguez, Alina Cherry Serrano, Tessa Speck, Levi White

Scenic Designer: Sam Ng; Costume Designer: Aylin Galvan; Lighting Designer: Jesse Portillo; Sound Designer: Erin Bednarz; Props Designer: Meleena Lopez; Hair & Makeup Designer: Gianna Lin; Original Music By: Levi White; Stage Manager: Henry Fan; Choreographic contributions by Jeremy Hahn in collaboration with the artists and the director

Read about the artists here.

 

 

Special Event

Join us for a talk back with the director, cast & production team after the show Thursday, November 20!

FYI

Location

University Theatre, Mainstage Building 25, Cal Poly Pomona

Ticket Prices

$15 General Admission | $12 Alumni | $10 Faculty/Staff, All Students, Senior Citizens

Dates

Friday 11/14 at 7:30pm; Saturday 11/15 at 7:30pm; Wednesday 11/19 at 7:30pm; Thursday 11/20 at 7:30pm; Friday 11/21 at 7:30pm; Saturday 11/22 at 7:30pm; Sunday 11/23 at 2pm

Advisories

This production contains themes related to the effects and impact of war and displacement. Some members of the audience may find these uncomfortable, upsetting, or disturbing. We encourage audience members who wish to remove themselves at any time during the performance to please do so. Mental health services are available through the Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health Access Help Line at 800-854-7771 or by calling or texting the National Suicide Crisis Lifeline at 9-8-8. Please be advised: This production uses strobe lights.

Program

Click here to read the program.

Favorite Quote

"While immigration is one of the most polarizing political issues of the day, Iizuka's epic poem is as timeless as America itself." -John Moore, The Denver Post