Adapted from her memoir, Erika Marozsán's solo show Enemies of the People  is a moving and musically driven journey through family, history, and self-discovery. The piece follows Kati's search for freedom and understanding as she uncovers the truth about her family's past in post-war Hungary. It's a story of resilience and reflection, told with emotional honesty and artistic purpose. Music plays a vital role in shaping the show's atmosphere. Composers Márton Kovács and Ádám M

Kim Smith's solo show, Escape from Miami, presented at the United Solo Festival, blurs the line between truth and theatricality. Smith delivers a performance that feels deeply authentic and real in the emotional, performative sense while showcasing strong technical and directorial precision. Smith begins with vivid memories from childhood, stories of loss and her own early ambitions to attend NYU, which were cut short by financial struggles. What follows is an onstage existe

Leah Guy's solo show, The Night Light of the Soul , is a heartfelt exploration of peace, healing, and spiritual awakening. Based on her actual experiences, Guy tells her story of a spiritual teacher who believed she had life all figured out, until she bought a haunted 200-year-old house. Set during the pandemic lockdown, the haunting becomes a catalyst for Guy to confront the memories that truly haunt her: trauma, loss, and the anxiety that kept her from living fully. Guy pla

Steve Burns What happens when the world thinks you are dead but you are very much alive? This provocative question drives Steve Burns...

Josh Sharp. Photo by Emilio Madrid. Two thousand PowerPoint Slides, Schrodinger’s Cat and a near-death experience, as highlighted in the...

Kevin Chamberlin Broadway veteran with multiple Tony and Drama Desk nominations, accomplished TV and film actor, and…TikTok star? Kevin...

Carl Holder. Photo by Rebecca J. Michelson. In the heart of the East Village, tucked inside a basement venue, Carl Holder’s Out of Order...

Kendal Hartse. Photo by Cat Washington. The thing about solo theatre is that it gives an artist space to bring everything they are to the...

Laurie Roldan. Photo by Ben Krantz Studio. Taking the stage at Green Room 42, Laurie Roldan is clearly in her element, performing the...

Lake Simons. Photo by Richard Termine. At this year's Puppetopia festival, Variations On (The) Water offered a gentle, wordless journey...

Kwaku Fortune. Photo by Carol Rosegg. The world premiere of The Black Wolfe Tone, presented by Irish Repertory Theatre in association...

John Concado. Photo by Sam Hays. Raul Garza’s new solo play Men in Shorts , now running at The Producers Club, is a cerebral meditation...

Wendy-Lane Bailey The closing evening of United Solo’s 18th season carried an almost magical energy—largely thanks to Remembering My...

Cyrus Deboo is an absolute force in his show, There's Something Seriously Wrong with Cyrus: How I Went from a Hot Mess to a Hot Bitch. A...

Bhupi Sherchan's poem,  "Galat Lagcha Malai Mero Deshko Itihas"  or  "I Think My Country's History is a Lie ," is brought to life through...

In her NYC debut, Xue "Snow" Zheng was an instant standout through her mixture of traditional Chinese shadow puppetry and more...

Aonghus Óg McAnally. Photo by Martin Doyle. Friday night is Fight Night . Fishamble: a New Play Company presents this Irish solo play at...

Mother's Day,  written and performed by Susan Chase, sets out to be an homage not only to her mother but also to motherhood in general....

Susan Edsall. Photo by Mary Lou Sandler. In her solo show “Buen Camino: My Walk Through 540 Miles of Rain, Resentment, and Redemption,”...

Flora Le. Photograph by Sasha Dylan Bell. Sadec 1965: A Love Story  is a deeply personal and moving solo performance by Canadian artist...