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This one-woman show, "They Call Me Q", tells the story of Qurrat Ann Kadwani growing up as the child of Indian parents in the Bronx and dealing with an identity crisis. In the show, Kadwani portrays 13 different roles, including her overbearing mother at different ages and a racist teacher, to illustrate her own struggles with finding and accepting herself. While the story occasionally lacks direction like many adolescent experiences, it highlights a relatable tale of growing up in a different culture and has a sweet resolution and cooking tips. The show is rated G-14 and runs about 60 minutes, with various performance times listed.