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Let’s Tidy Up
It is easy to see why Josh Thomas is a star in his native Australia – he is charming, relatable, smart and very, very funny. His timing...
Wendy-Lane Bailey
Jul 11, 2024


The Ho Must Go On
What do Sweet Charity, Gypsy, Les Miserables and Man of La Mancha all have in common? They are all Broadway musicals that feature sex...
Carmen Burbridge
Jul 9, 2024


Give Me the MacArthur Genius Grant
This June, Frigid New York hosts its 10th annual Queerly Festival, celebrating new works of LGBTQIA+ artists at Under St. Mark’s Theater....
Rita Frances Welch
Jun 28, 2024


Flayed
We’ve all made jokes about sending our friends to Clown College, but have we considered sending them to Clown Church? Flayed is one such...
Rita Frances Welch
Jun 28, 2024


Robert Bannon’s Pride Playlist
Happy Pride! Celebrating this month in song, Robert Bannon returns to 54 Below for his second annual Pride cabaret, Robert Bannon’s Pride...
Carmen Burbridge
Jun 20, 2024


Chopped Liver and Unions
Chopped Liver and Unions make its U.S. debut at 59E59 Theaters as part of their Brits off-Broadway Festival. Originally performed at...
Rita Frances Welch
Jun 20, 2024


Karen Akers: Water Under the Bridge
On a rainy Memorial Day in Manhattan, Karen Akers stands in the spotlight at Birdland before a packed house. She is effortlessly elegant...
Wendy-Lane Bailey
Jun 16, 2024


How to Eat an Orange
"This story is about circumstances." La Mama’s newest production, How to Eat an Orange is a call to action for everyone observing the...
Rita Frances Welch
Jun 12, 2024


LEELA: Touching Our Better Selves
Where do you think consciousness comes from? Does it begin with activity in the brain or is it a precursor to being? Does science clarify...
Rita Frances Welch
May 24, 2024


Jimmy Tingle: Humor and Hope for Humanity
Jimmy Tingle is a master storyteller! His humor, wit and intelligence shine in his new show, Jimmy Tingle: Humor and Hope for Humanity....
Yani Perez
May 22, 2024


Glückskind
Glückskind made its United States debut as part of United Solo's 2024 Spring Festival. The title translates to 'lucky child,' a phrase...
Rita Frances Welch
May 21, 2024


Grabbing the Hammer Lane: A Trucker Narrative
Grabbing the Hammer Lane: A Trucker Narrative is a powerful play that delivers a gripping portrayal of strained familial bonds, the...
Yani Perez
May 18, 2024


The Moms Are Alright
In the one-of-a-kind production, The Moms Are Alright, comedian and playwright Melanie White masterfully combines stand-up comedy and...
Yani Perez
May 16, 2024


LORENZO
LORENZO by Ben Target takes audiences on a whimsical journey through the quirks and challenges of intergenerational cohabitation....
Yani Perez
May 12, 2024


Mami, What's Your 20?
Nadeen Gautier's one-woman show, Mami, What's Your 20?, is a captivating journey that immerses audiences into the life of a Nuyorican...
Yani Perez
Apr 25, 2024


Faster
Jude Treder-Wolff's solo show Faster, part of the New York City Fringe 2024, delivers a witty and introspective take on the world's...
Yani Perez
Apr 25, 2024


To Whom Should I Complain
Imagine Isabella from Shakespeare's Measure for Measure stepping onto a stand-up comedy open mic night stage. To Whom Should I...
Carmen Burbridge
Apr 24, 2024


Object Lesson
Object Lesson, a unique theatrical experience, subverts the traditional bible school narrative and gives it an antihero twist. This...
Jaycie Buben
Apr 22, 2024


Starin’ at and Spittin’ Down… The Abyss
Starin’ at and Spittin’ Down… The Abyss, written and performed by Ray Paolino, is presented as part of United Solo's 16th season. The...
Rita Frances Welch
Apr 20, 2024


okay, bye!
Kaila Galinat's ok, bye! is a genre-bending queer romp about self-acceptance in the face of personal rejection. This show utilizes parody...
Carmen Burbridge
Apr 19, 2024
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