Helicopter Parents Anonymous utilizes music and 12 step addiction programs to examine the role of parenthood since the invention of childhood during the industrial revolution.   From classrooms and playgrounds stalked with parent surveillance, to desperate mothers holding babies up for the American helicopters escaping Saigon, Helicopter Parents Anonymous questions the eternal hold of the umbilical cord with the need to let go in order to love more.

Two men missing. Two women risking everything to find them.  And a lost flock of migrating birds just trying to make it home.

Their paths collide in surprising, desperate, and hilarious ways as they navigate an imagined near future permeated by GPS maps, outrageous red tape, and preconceived borders of race and belief. A poetic explorationof the consequences of laws such as Arizona SB 1070, “Camino” exposes the profitable business of private immigrant detention centers in the U.S. In doing so, it illuminates questions of survival andconnectedness in our increasingly digitized world.