Queen of the World is a thoughtful and engaging solo piece that blends humor, memory, and personal storytelling with a striking sense of style. The performer brings a strong presence to the stage, weaving together moments of vulnerability, sharp observation, and emotional complexity. The structure of the piece allows the audience to move fluidly through different chapters of her life, creating a sense of intimacy and connection. Visually, the production is both unique and ele

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

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...

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

My Mother Had Two Faces, written and performed by Karen Trachtenberg, puts the audience face-to-face with Verena, a beautiful and...

Star Stone's show, # MeToo, a One-Woman Show, tackles rape culture and consent with the insight of a post # metoo sensibility. She uses...