Itty Bitty Titty Committee

Anna begins as a college reject facing personal upheaval, then discovers a political voice through C(i)A. Her arc tracks a transformation from private vulnerability to public activism, fueled by relationships with Sadie and Aggie and driven by a desire for meaning.

Sadie is a central, enigmatic figure in C(i)A who has long been involved with Courtney. Her relationships are complex, marked by dependency and a tendency to manipulate others, which creates tension within the group and with Anna.

Courtney represents a more mainstream feminist approach and clashes with C(i)A’s direct-action methods. Her influence on Sadie and her ambivalence toward the group’s tactics highlight the strategic splits within feminist activism.

Shulamith is a fervent activist who punches above the surface in confrontations and plays a pivotal role in the group’s dramatic public actions. Her fervor and personal connections drive crucial plot turns and the crew’s resolve.

Meat is a pragmatic member whose skepticism about immediate outcomes contrasts with the others’ idealism. He is resourceful in crafting the group’s public art, yet his warnings about personal motives add a cautious lens to their plans.

Aggie is a transgender man who brings warmth and a different perspective to the group. He experiences personal growth, begins hormone therapy, and forms new relationships, becoming a bridge between activism and identity exploration.

Calvin is a lesbian who faced Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell challenges, adding a backstory that informs the group’s understanding of visibility, military policy, and personal risk in activism.

Lola serves as stage manager, coordinating the logistics of the group’s chaotic plans and ensuring that their performances and protests run smoothly under pressure.

Laurel contributes to the ensemble with her presence within the activist circle and supports the group’s creative efforts and screenings, reflecting the diverse makeup of C(i)A.