United Solo Closes 2023 SPRING SEASON With Grand Awards Gala
This year, the Festival launched an all-new Spring Season to expand United Solo’s solo performances at Theatre Row in New York City ahead...
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Yani Perez
- Mar 27, 2023
An Endless Shift
An Endless Shift, written by Gloria Alcalà, Alma Davenport and Matthew Wright, directed by Matthew Wright and performed by Gloria Alcalà...
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Stephanie Eagan
- Mar 27, 2023
Hold Still
The program insert for Hold Still says that the characters who will appear are a grandmother, mother, and daughter. A black and white...
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Stephanie Eagan
- Mar 27, 2023
Breathing Lessons for People Who Hate Being Told How to Breathe
Breathing Lessons for People Who Hate Being Told How to Breathe is not a linear show, and the performer tells the audience up front that...
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Carmen Burbridge
- Mar 27, 2023
Life's Rich Pageant
Life's Rich Pageant gives Richard "Rich" Gustafson a chance to tell the story of his dramatic childhood years and impart his ensuing...
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Stephanie Eagan
- Mar 25, 2023
TAL-An Award Winning Dance-Theater
TAL is a movement-based play in which Tal Levy Cohen tells her story of battling and recovering from bulimia against a backdrop of dance....
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Stephanie Eagan
- Mar 25, 2023
Tales of Tila
Carolyn Chatwin Murset's solo play Tales of Tila tells the story of her Grandma Tila Miera Trujillo's life in Taos, New Mexico, during...
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Stephanie Eagan
- Mar 20, 2023
Ann and Me: or The Big Bad Abortion Play
In Ann and Me: or The Big Bad Abortion Play, Jessica Bashline presents a thoroughly researched history of abortion in the United States....
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Stephanie Eagan
- Mar 20, 2023
Once Upon A Kidney
Amy Witry’s autobiographical play about reuniting with her college boyfriend and donating her kidney to him features major surgery, an...
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Stephanie Eagan
- Mar 19, 2023
Tom Shillue: Spontaneous Combustion
Spontaneous Combustion is an autobiographical solo show by Tom Shillue. After the death of his mother in 2022, Shillue was at his...
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Carmen Burbridge
- Mar 18, 2023
Losing My Religion
Losing My Religion, written and performed by Laura Ekstrand and directed by Jason Szamreta, tells the story of Ekstrand's relationship to...
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Stephanie Eagan
- Mar 17, 2023
NEXT!!! Auditions are Not for the Faint of Heart
NEXT!!! Auditions are Not for the Faint of Heart, a cabaret produced by the Wela Kapela Production company of East London, South Africa,...
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Stephanie Eagan
- Mar 17, 2023
Things I Know Now
Things I Know Now begins with a flashback to Nikki MacCallum's Bat Mitzvah, which she compares to a full-scale Broadway production....
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Stephanie Eagan
- Mar 17, 2023
t)re(equilt
kARE: n____EiLbacher describes her show t)re(equilt as “Poet)re(e sacred intimate nuew k:Lassic theat)re”. There’s a strong textual...
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Stephanie Eagan
- Mar 17, 2023
I Came Back for Molly
Molly Carden’s autobiographical show takes place during two time frames: her senior year in high school, which she spent in a series of...
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