I Saw “Do You Want To See Me Naked?” And Liked It
“Do You Want To See Me Naked?” is about a chubby woman named Liz whose conservative religion and society pull her in one direction, while...
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Austin Kaiser
Nov 10, 2018
I Came Away From “The Jewish Dog” Wounded
Written by Asher Kravitz and performed by Miha Rodman, it is a great show with sharp acting, tight writing and a million moments to...
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Dana Zhang
Nov 9, 2018
“Runaway Princess,” A Modern Tale with Finesse
Mary Goggin’s story is nested in an immigration fairytale that recalls Irish folklore. She is a runaway princess stumbling through life...
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James Bartholomew
Nov 9, 2018
Memories Come to Life in “OTOSOTR”
Resolution No.1428-326 was the unassuming name given to the eviction notice that Joseph Stalin served to the growing Korean population in...
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Mehr Gunawardena
Nov 8, 2018
“Do You Want to See Me Naked?” You Should
“Do You Want to See Me Naked?” features a deceptively funny performance by Elizabeth Golden that champions body confidence and tears...
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Dana Zhang
Nov 8, 2018
Legacy of Love “Across Borders,” A Vow to Do Better
Ada Cheng describes her sexuality as “first come, first served” as she delves into her encounters with sexuality and feminism, most of...
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Mehr Gunawardena
Nov 7, 2018
No More Running for “The Runaway Princess”
“The Runaway Princess” is the darkly comic story of Mary Goggin’s escape from her repressive Irish Catholic upbringing, her drug...
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Mehr Gunawardena
Nov 7, 2018
“O” – A Cry for Freedom
Eliza Martin’s “O” examines how the acting world views and treats women. This feminist piece taps into women’s defiance, and their...
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Austin Kaiser
Nov 7, 2018
“The Medium, the Music, and Me!” Defies Expectations
DonnaD Lipari began “The Medium, the Music, and Me!” with a song called “The Medium’s Blues.” She wore a dress decorated with musical...
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Alex Miller
Nov 6, 2018
“The Creeps,” A Masterpiece, Hiding in the Dark
Acid jazz blares into the darkness. Then, a green light. The figure crawling across the floor is Catherine Waller (Bertie’s sister in...
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Mehr Gunawardena
Nov 5, 2018
“Et Le Lion,” The Power of Being Human
“Et Le Lion,” written and performed by Elizabeth Seldin, is about a woman named Cecilia whose father recently passed away. She must...
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Austin Kaiser
Nov 4, 2018
“One Good Egg” Finally Hatches
“One Good Egg” is the story of Elaine Gale, a Midwestern woman who dreams of having a family. She longs to pack the kids’ lunches, pick...
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Donasia Skyes
Nov 4, 2018
“Vagina Odyssey”: A Woman’s Vaginal Revolution
Mixing comedy with vulnerable truths, Sarah J. Kennedy tells you about her journey with her vagina, and invites you to think about your...
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Nadia Asencio
Nov 3, 2018
A Mighty “Fancifool” Dazzles
Ananda Bena‑Weber’s “Fancifool” is a powerhouse. Dedicated to “all the beautiful souls” she’s encountered on the streets of New York...
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Christopher Popple
Nov 3, 2018
A Wartime Journey “On the Other Side of the River”
“OTOSOTR” is the second war story I’ve seen at the United Solo Theatre Festival, and it easily outdoes the first in theatrical spectacle....
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Alex Miller
Nov 3, 2018
Dreams Can Eclipse Reality
Saskia Norman is a little girl from Austria with big dreams, and an abiding love for her father. Even at age four, she knows she wants to...
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James Bartholomew
Nov 3, 2018
A “Stray” Worth Taking In
Not every animal lover is as dedicated as Lisa Wharton, writer and performer of “STRAYS: we all feel a little lost sometimes.” Seeing a...
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Alex Miller
Nov 3, 2018
“Inconceivable,” Not Farfetched
Meirav Zur (Founder of English On Stage, an English‑language touring theater company based in Israel), looks and sort of sounds like...
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Carissa Chesanek
Nov 2, 2018
Hail to Queen V: “The Vagina Odyssey”
Ladies, if you aren’t already hailing to your V, Sarah J. Kennedy will help change that quickly. She opens up about the misconceptions of...
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Chance Morgan
Nov 2, 2018
At the Apex of Tragedy, “Laughter is Therapy”
From the moment director Ozzie Jones took to the stage to address the audience before the show, it was clear that “Laughter is Therapy”...
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