Solo Show

Anna Akhmatova, a Russian poet, lived from the fall of the Tsars to the rise of Stalin. We follow her path of grief and perseverance as she fights for the little light she has left in her life and marks what is going on around her. In a nation of the voiceless, she gave her people a voice.

A partially scripted, partially audience interaction based satire on the relentless culture of self-improvement that surrounds us. Better U is the self-improvement U-ducation sensation that's sweeping the nation. You will be the best version of yourself. Whether you like it or not.

From meeting the real-life Big Bird and thinking that her “Sesame Street” worldview is possible, to growing up to live in a world where families are separated at the border; the daughter of two Latine immigrants navigates what it means to assimilate and become American. Told with raw authenticity.

A super eager mom tries to cram in last minute life lessons the night before her daughter graduates high school. But the perfectly planned Ted Talk gets derailed by unexpected interruptions and accidental revelations in this funny and poignant play.

A solo cello recital meets a clown show featuring Suite No. 1 for Cello by JS Bach and personal comedic pieces crafter in Idiot classes. Karen fuses in a healthy dose of pathos as she tackles identity, expectations, and success through the eyes of a fool. ★★★★ - Everything Theatre UK, London

Ever felt like you were playing a role – the confident, capable character everyone expected you to be? With honesty and humor, this one-man show takes a raw look at a man's unscripted path to self-discovery, as he sheds pounds of insecurity and reshapes his life.

She was tangled up in shame and expectations of what everyone else wanted her to be. Through bondage, she found freedom. A one woman autobiographical musical as told by Jackie Yangyuen (she/they) - a queer and Asian American songwriter, actor, and kinky human. Special Q&A on 6/22 performance.

What does it mean to grow up as the black sheep? “Black Bastard” weaves memoir, character transformation, and socio-cultural commentary in a jambalaya invoking '90s nostalgia. Southern. Creole. Queer. It's a fusion of storytelling exploring identity, expression, and our collective search for home.

Rachel Troy has a baby inside of her. But she's not pregnant! It's her, she's the baby! This show is a solo clown comedy smashed into therapy, performed by an expert baby and real life therapist. BABY will take you on a psychological carousel of hilarious and poignant surprises at every turn.

SHADOWS OF A GIRL follows a woman during the last four weeks of her mother's life. Uprooting dreams and memories of her own, she is faced with some delightful and some horrifying revelations. It's a profound snapshot into the life of a woman teetering on the edge and her journey back to wholeness.

Brainwashed is a dark comedy about growing up in dictatorship. Alina creates absurd reality on stage to explore brainwashing techniques with the audience while sharing her experience of living in Belarus under a brutal regime. It's silly, bizarre, but also dark and vulnerable.

GRIT, delves into the evolution of Lisa's relationship with her body. Her journey has been infused with dance, music, and movement, allowing her to connect with her body and emotions and promoting personal growth and healing. GRIT explores themes of domestic violence, sexual trauma and body image.

In his 50-minute solo comedy, Tarek Ziad uses the idea of The Genius Grant—a shining $800,000 symbol of validation and success for creatives—as a gateway into discussions of achievement, failure, self obsession, passion, and how they all fit under one scary umbrella: financial security in the arts!

Everything Uma eats makes her sick, but don’t worry, it’s TOTALLY FINE! Join Uma on a romp through denial and ultimate acceptance of her body’s allergies, intolerances and Crohn’s disease, and learn how you too could become a little more tolerant.

One woman's journey on transforming her life after a long marriage, and discovering how much joy awaited her in the process. Sometimes what seems to be the worst chapter of our lives turns out to be a happy surprise.