What Became of Us

3. Michael DeLorenzo (Z) and Alma Cuervo (Q) in What Became of Us at Signature Theatre. Photo by DJ Corey Photography.jpg

4. Jo Yang (Q) and Stan Kang (Z) in What Became of Us at Signature Theatre. Photo by DJ Corey Photography.jpg

5. Alma Cuervo (Q) in What Became of Us at Signature Theatre. Photo by DJ Corey Photography.jpg

6. Jo Yang (Q) in What Became of Us at Signature Theatre. Photo by DJ Corey Photography.jpg

7. Michael DeLorenzo (Z) in What Became of Us at Signature Theatre. Photo by DJ Corey Photography.jpg

8. Stan Kang (Z) in What Became of Us at Signature Theatre. Photo by DJ Corey Photography.jpg

9. Alma Cuervo (Q) in What Became of Us at Signature Theatre. Photo by DJ Corey Photography.jpg

10. Jo Yang (Q) in What Became of Us at Signature Theatre. Photo by DJ Corey Photography.jpg

11. Stan Kang (Z) in What Became of Us at Signature Theatre. Photo by DJ Corey Photography.jpg

12. Alma Cuervo (Q) and Michael DeLorenzo (Z) in What Became of Us at Signature Theatre. Photo by DJ Corey Photography.jpg

13. Stan Kang (Z) and Jo Yang (Q) in What Became of Us at Signature Theatre. Photo by DJ Corey Photography.jpg

Signature Theatre presents
the DC Premiere of

WHAT BECAME OF US

By Shayan Lotfi

June 16 - July 26, 2026 in the ARK Theatre

Direction by Ethan Heard, Scenic & Costume Design by Chika Shimizu, Lighting Design by Colin K. Bills, Sound Design by Sarah O’Halloran, Signature Casting by Charlotte Sandor, New York Casting by Geoff Josselson Casting, Production Stage Management by Karen Currie

PURPLE CAST: Alma Cuervo & Michael DeLorenzo
GREEN CAST: Stan Kang & Jo Yang

Photos by DJ Corey Photography

PRESS

"Poignant, detail-rich sequences. The intimate production turns ordinary details and old wounds into an affecting portrait of family and belonging." – DC Theater Arts

"Resonant” and “moving” – DC Digest

"A tender portrait of family, memory, and the ties that survive distance and time" – Stage and Cinema

"All four performances are expertly mighty in their own right" – BroadwayWorld

"Signature strikes an emotional chord with the elegantly structured, intimately staged drama" – Metro Weekly