In the past, our work has found thematic context in the power dynamics of relationships, sex and addiction under capitalism, as well as queer experiences of each. More recently, the company has dived into cultural representation and exchange with a focus on the Indian sub-continent. Our dissecting and celebrating of Indian culture intends to create a safe space for contemporary Indian artists to explore their identities and artistic voices.

Each year we produce the "Rovaco Dance Party" which breaks the wall between audiences and performers through an intimate social gathering inspired by Indian hospitality culture. At the event, we serve Indian snacks and drinks and present live music and dance performances in-the-round. The night ends with a DJ dance party for all. Rovaco believes that culture is best understood when it is intimately experienced. We provide authentic cultural experiences to audiences, allowing them to examine their own embodiments of culture, and how they interact with those of others.

In cultivating this relationship with audiences, Rovaco seeks most broadly to increase viewership and appreciation for the performing arts. By striking a balance of rigor and accessibility, we hope to bring disparate communities together to ignite conversations that might not otherwise take place.

Rovaco also provides outreach opportunities through masterclasses, lecture demonstrations, open rehearsals, and post-show discussions.