Producing Stories. Connecting Cultures.
Eec! Productions.
For years, Eec! Productions has served as the creative umbrella for projects spanning entertainment, film, cultural exchange, LGBTQ+ storytelling and wellness.
From Broadway to Bombay and Pieces of Us to live performance, community engagement and wellness programming, Eec! develops projects that use creativity to connect people and communities.
A New Chapter
Michael “Mykel” Dicus
U.S. Cultural Liaison to Their Highnesses
In September 2026, Eec! Productions founder Michael “Mykel” Dicus was formally appointed U.S. Cultural Liaison to Their Highnesses by the Royal Establishment of Hanumanteshwar, with the approval of His Royal Highness Prince Manvendra Singh Gohil of Rajpipla and His Highness Prince DeAndre, Duke of Hanumanteshwar.
The appointment recognizes Mykel's longstanding friendship, trusted support, cultural engagement, introductions and commitment to strengthening meaningful relationships throughout the United States.
Read the Official Appointment Announcement
In this role, Mykel supports cultural introductions, special engagements, relationship-building and appropriate liaison activities on behalf of Their Highnesses within the United States.
The appointment represents the continuation of a relationship already built through years of collaboration between the United States and India.
Broadway to Bombay
One of the most significant expressions of that collaboration has been Broadway to Bombay, created by Mykel and developed with Prince Manvendra and Prince DeAndre.
The project grew from conversations beginning in 2014 about how creative expression could build bridges between LGBTQ+ communities in the United States and India.
Through flag dancing, movement, storytelling and facilitated conversation, Broadway to Bombay created spaces for participants to explore identity, emotion and community while sharing LGBTQ+ cultural expression across borders.
[Read the Broadway to Bombay Story →]
The project expanded through engagements in the United States and India, including programs connected to Mumbai, Gujarat, Rajpipla, Ahmedabad, New York, New Jersey and Denver.
Workshops and cultural activities included appearances associated with Rajvant Palace, Alliance Française, the Statue of Unity region and the LGBTQ+ community campus at Hanumanteshwar.
[Read Times of India Coverage →]
In 2019, Broadway to Bombay returned to the United States with a community program at The Alliance Center in Denver, bringing together LGBTQ+ advocates, artists, community members and filmmakers.