Diaspora Inferno: From My Grandmothers Kitchen is a devised physical theatre work inspired by Dantes Inferno and reimagined through the lens of diaspora survival, generational silence, and womanhood. The piece moves through seven sins Gluttony, Wrath, Envy, Lust, Sloth, Greed, and Pride not as moral judgments, but as emotional inheritances shaped by migration, trauma, and resilience. The kitchen in this production is a symbol of survival and silence a sacred domestic space where immigrant women cook, mourn, remember, and resist. Through movement, sound, testimony, and ritual, we hope to amplify stories that are often unheard or buried between generations.