The press materials for Integration: Creating Art from Life's Chaos , written and performed by Jack Dawkins, say, “This show is for those...

Cameron Murphy's: Role Play is not a show for everyone. It comes with a warning of graphic sexual content. Watching this show as a...

During 15 years of jazz research in France, Dr. Rashida K. Braggs has studied how race, gender and nationality impacted Black women’s...

Forgive me Grandma, For I Have Sinned , written and performed by Stephanie Wilson, and directed by David Meneses, is an autobiographical...

The Wind Is Us: The Death that Killed Capote by Mike Broemmel, follows the life of author Truman Capote from his days researching his...

Congratulations on your upcoming appearances (October 12 and November 1, 7 PM) at the United Solo Theatre Festival! What inspired you to...

They Called Me Rita, written by Onyx Hartwell, shines a light on the private struggles of Rita Hayworth. Performer Nelia McNicol takes...

The program insert for Hold Still says that the characters who will appear are a grandmother, mother, and daughter. A black and white...

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...

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....

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...

In Ann and Me: or The Big Bad Abortion Play, Jessica Bashline presents a thoroughly researched history of abortion in the United States....

Amy Witry’s autobiographical play about reuniting with her college boyfriend and donating her kidney to him features major surgery, an...

Spontaneous Combustion is an autobiographical solo show by Tom Shillue. After the death of his mother in 2022, Shillue was at his...

NEXT!!! Auditions are Not for the Faint of Heart, a cabaret produced by the Wela Kapela Production company of East London, South Africa,...

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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Molly Carden’s autobiographical show takes place during two time frames: her senior year in high school, which she spent in a series of...

Richard McElvain’s United Solo performance of The Chess Player was the New York City premiere of his reimagining of Stefan Zweig’s...

Liz DeBetta is an interdisciplinary scholar-artist-activist for whom understanding adoption is a personal and vocational mission. In...